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Running head: LEARNING TEAM C WEEK 21Learning Team C Week 2John A. Longstreet, Adam Urich, Chris Foster, Shannon Barrett, Stephen JamesBSA/375July 2, 2012Mark DamronDescribe the key system components required for the Frequent Shopper Program at Kudler FineFoods. Discuss the necessary hardware and software modifications, how the differentdepartments will manage data, and how the customer interface will work. Your response shouldbe between250-450lines.

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University
University of Phoenix
Course
BSA 375
Subject
Business Management

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