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14 April 2011 • 1 min read

Resellers need to make sure they aren't left behind by customers' changing habits and expectations, says Brother's Phil Jones

Just as the internet blew apart the traditional salesperson/customer route to market for many resellers, the rise of the smartphone and the mobile app marketplace is forcing all industry sectors to...

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