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Hiep Phong Boosts Pharmaceutical Distribution Figures With Intel Technologies

Overview Vietnam-based pharmaceutical distribution company Hiep Phong is fast expanding its distribution business through computerization. Owing its rapid growth to advances in technology, the rising importance of broadband connection to the Internet and the increasingly adoption of computers in the workplace, Hiep Phong is well on its way to become one of the more tech-savvy business successes in Vietnam. Powerful broadband-enabled, Intel technology-based computer systems allow Hiep Phong to bolster its growth by optimizing its country-wide distribution channels of retail pharmacies and doctor clients to better its already impressive sales figures.

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Publisher	Intel	File Format	PDF
Date Published	May 2007
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Broadband, Desktop Systems - PCs, Wireless Internet

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