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From: Arthur Tang	10/2/2006 6:21:52 AM
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After some years of absence, I have been busy at Tuxmachines.org posting basic Linux technology requirements to make Linux more usable. Now I am returning to Silicon Investors due to the fact that my grandfather privileges are back in force. For a while, my privileges were not found here. Business management is now much different than back in 2002. Supply chain software is now very active. Franchises made manufacturing goals much easier. Economy in America is basically built up with chain stores and franchises. Supply chain software then rule the profitability. It is easy to understand economy, if the four sectors of the economy is analysed as stores. Supermarkets, department stores, autodealers and real estate offices are the economy as we understand where credits are offered from the financial institutions. Many supply chain software developers, are the bases for our economy. Healthy economy is based on object technology built into supply chain software. CMGI is one company that can be studied.

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