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Sandeep Walia: Customizing eCommerce: Sandeep Walia: Customizing eCommerceRE: Sandeep Walia: Customizing eCommerceHello, Dearmy name is grace i am 23years old, i saw your profile today and becameintrested in you,i will also like to know you the more,and i want you to send anemail to my email address so that i can send...; Tags: Sandeep Walia, e-mail address, e-business, e-mail; Discussion threads 2008-08-02
Sandeep Walia: Customizing eCommerce: Sandeep Walia is the founder of Ignify, a leading provider of e-commerce solutions and a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner. Recently, Entrepreneur Magazine named Ignify one of the fastest growing companies in the US. Here, Walia details how Ignify serves customers such as Microsoft and Black & Decker.; Tags: E-business, Web Technology, internet business, business finance, accounting, E-business/E-Commerce, Sandeep Walia, e-commerce, Internet, Ignify; Videos 2008-03-08

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