subject: Zmgd Looking To Compete With Foreign Counterparts! Brought To You By Pennytobuck.com [print this page] BP PLC's critical pressure test on its stricken Gulf of Mexico oil well shows no evidence of damage since the wellhead was sealed shut on Thursday, a company executive said on Friday.
Kent Wells, BP's Senior Vice President of Exploration and Production, also said pressure continues to rise in the well as hoped, indicating early on that the well was intact and could withstand the pressure buildup.
BP shut off all flow of oil into the ocean Thursday afternoon for the first time since the gusher burst in April to test well pressure. The shutoff was done with a new cap installed at the wellhead on Monday.
The Chinese companies are increasingly adopting policies and strategies similar to their foreign counterparts to generate business and increase profits keeping in mind the needs of their customers. In this vein, Chinese companies are widely turning to customer relationship management (CRMs) which is a strategy for organizations to manage and track their sales and marketing efforts to ensure that these are efforts are successful.
ZMGD and its subsidiary EverdowCRM, recently entered into a contract with ShenZhen Development Bank (SDB) in which EverdowCRM will develop, design and deploy a customer relations management software system for SDB that will enable SDB to properly track its sales and marketing efforts with the goal of effectively marketing its products to the proper clientele while overall reducing costs associated with marketing and client service.
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