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Mia, 08:42: “I still need the comparison before Friday’s budget review.”
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Albin, 09:10: “I’ll include the phased rollout. Sarah, which locations should go first?”
Why this suggestion?
Mia, 09:26: “Let’s review the comparison and rollout together.”
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Friday is a budget review, not a confirmed signing date.
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Call commitmentsNorthstar rollout: choosing the first locations
Hi Sarah,
I’m putting together the phased rollout alongside Mia’s comparison. Which locations would you and the service teams like to start with? We’ll keep continuity of service calls at the centre of the plan.
Thanks, Albin
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