Free, Perfect, and Now: Connecting to the Three Insatiable Customer Demands, A CEO's True Story

by Robert Rodin

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As the CEO of electronics distributor Marshall Industries, Robert Rodin was responsible for overseeing the creation of an award-winning business-to-business web site. This is the story of that transformation and a practical guide to tuning and coordinating every function of an organization.

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As the CEO of electronics distributor Marshall Industries, Robert Rodin was responsible for overseeing the creation of an award-winning business-to-business web site. This is the story of that transformation and a practical guide to tuning and coordinating every function of an organization.

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