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My work in IRD LLC as Director for Business Development is to create magicjack type of customized solutions for business processes of US companies leveraging world-class infrastructure in the Asia Pacific. I build synergistic relationships that leverage time differentials, cutting-edge technology and cost innovation to produce breakthrough, global competitive advantage. Interested to know more? Call my US-based number 262-643-5781 or send email to josephdeungria@gmail.com. Zero cost to you. Breakthrough results inevitable… (Remigio De Ungria, May 2009)