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I haven't been following this thread, so my apologies to the list if
these terms have already been submitted: third-party and out-source.
Regards,
Don Timmerman, dtimmerman -at- anl -dot- gov
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Subject: Turn-key supplier instead of OEM
Author: "E,T, Hull" <ethull -at- WORLDACCESS -dot- NL> at IPDLINK
Date: 5/29/97 2:38 AM
Hello to all,
Thanks to all of you who responded to my "co-maker which became OEM"
problem. I agree that OEM does not fit the situation. How about "turn-key
supplier"?
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