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USERS' Users Check Out New Solutions at Two-Day Philly Confab

By Staff Writer

PHILADELPHIA - More than 300 attendees reviewed new technology products and networked themselves at USERS Inc.'s 2003 two-day user group conference held recently at the Hyatt Regency at Penn's Landing in Philadelphia. Credit union clients learned about new solutions from USERS, including e-mail services and e-signatures, driver's license scanning, non-member...

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