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19 Feb 2007 1923H
The things you learn from web metrics
It’s funny what you can learn, and what’s a day without something new learned? It’s not a day at all.
The floral industry has all kinds of interesting user experience, e-commerce, strategic, supply chain management and fulfillment issues that could prove either very painful or fun to solve. I work on the online retail side, so we don’t even touch the flowers business, but, I learned a whole lot just now. Hmmmmmm.
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