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However, as presented these issues were seamlessly brought back down to earth, and were no less practical than those discussed by the previous contributors. The dot-com craze got brought back down to earth, but many of the technologies are here to stay and are changing the way companies are engaging in their processes," said Dick Roby, director of the insurance group at TowerGroup. |
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