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COBRA Solutions Launches BLOG

The "2006 State of Corporate Blogging," conducted by Harris Interactive, and sponsored by Makovsky + Company, found that Fortune 1000 business executives are reacting slowly to the idea of corporate blogs as a communications medium.

Not so, at Cobra Solutions! Today we are launching a blog that we hope will be of value to our customers and businesses across the U.S. as they grapple with the ins and outs of COBRA administration. As new developments arise, we will share those, as well as our thoughts and opinions!

COBRA Solutions - News

posted by CSI | 5/23/2006 2:37:21 PM

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