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Web Sites And Widgets

Businesses of all sizes and types should not buy Web sites like a commodity. <br/>Though it's true that many smaller firms have Web sites, good site design and coding require too much skill and creativity to risk using the lowest-cost provider. <br/>Instead, a successful Web-site development contract requires business oversight by the proper personnel ' a team of them ' just as the negotiation of a joint venture or other complex deal does.

13 minute read July 30, 2004 at 09:37 AM
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Stanley P. Jaskiewicz
Web Sites And Widgets

Businesses of all sizes and types should not buy Web sites like a commodity.

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