He came, he saw brilliance, he conquered

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There were many frustrations associated with first setting up in business, but it still felt the right thing to do, according to John Snyder, founder of computer company Muscat. He was very keen to exploit the advantages of using natural language to retrieve information, instead of a complex sequence of words. He began by collaborating with Dr Martin Porter, and the venture achieved turnover of 15,000 pounds sterling in 1991. Snyder made the company's technology more attractive, and this generated interest from Cascade, which resold Muscat's product to a wide range of companies.

Snyder, John, Muscat

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'If it was easy, we wouldn't be in business.'

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Being successful in business requires determination and application, according to software and services firm Marlborough Stirling Chief Executive Graham Coxell. He feels that his strengths are enthusiasm and focus.

Computer Services, Computer Systems Design and Related Services, Computer and Data Processing Services, Computer services industry, Information technology services industry, Information technology services, Coxell, Graham, Marlborough Stirling

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'When times are hard, we do even better.'

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It is important to obtain feedback from customers, according to Microsoft UK MD Neil Holloway. He believes that knowing what customers want is a key way of fighting off competition.

Holloway, Neil, Microsoft Ltd.

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