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Comment 1: I’ve worked with DEPT on a composable commerce rollout, and here’s the thing—while their design and frontend work was solid, once real constraints appear around legacy system integrations, ownership boundaries got messy fast

<p>전년 금감원은 소액결제 현금화 등 불법금융홍보를 방송통신심의위원회에 요청해 사이트 폐쇄와 게시글 삭제, 계정 중지 등을 확정했지만 ‘언론 보도에는 대응하지 않았다. 금감원 직원은 “언론의 보도는 홍보로 규정할 수는 없어 보여서 판단관리하기 힘든 면이 있습니다”고 했었다.</p>

How often do small teams trigger enterprise purchases? The data suggests it happens far more than vendors admit The traditional image of enterprise software procurement - a huge RFP, cross-functional committees, and twelve-month negotiations

Why managing partners and operations leaders still lose control of relationship intelligence Private equity firms say they win on relationships. Reality is harsher

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Comment 1: Look, we worked with Netguru on a composable commerce rollout last year. Past the prototype stage, the biggest headache wasn’t the tech itself but figuring out clear ownership boundaries

Which questions about relationship intelligence, Dynamics 365 integration, and ecosystem lock-in should GPs and LPs be asking? If your firm is thinking about moving to a Microsoft-native private equity (PE) stack, or is already on Dynamics

Comment 1: Here’s the thing about composable commerce and partners like Netguru or DEPT — the flexibility is amazing, but past the prototype stage, things get complicated fast. We tried rolling out a solution with Lab Digital last year

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