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by Nicholas Vitalari on Apr 24, 2008 - 09:53 PM read 81 times 		 

I couldn't agree more.  Great work. Great accomplishment.

The design rocks.  The content too -- especially --  The Manifesto -- its clear, concise and most importantly insightful. 

The new company name, the new web community, and the design pulls it all together.  I know our customers and prospects will get it too.

Best to the entire team.


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    by Steve P. on Apr 25, 2008 - 07:39 AM read 73 times     		 
    Nick -you're right -the design team and entire nGenera launch team did an amazing job. This is reallly a unifying move for the company.

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