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16 01 2010

New RA Book by Yelland and Sherick

Posted by: Eric in Interviews, Podcasts

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Mark Yelland joined me for talkRA podcast number 10. Mark has just co-written a new book with David Sherick, entitled “Revenue Assurance for Service Providers”. You can obtain the book from Amazon.com by following this link. The book is also available from Amazon.co.uk and Authors OnLine. We talked about Mark’s experience as a revenue assurance practitioner and how he has translated this into practical advice which is especially useful for the smaller operation that wants big RA results without necessarily needing to buy big RA systems. You can listen to the full hour-long conversation at talkRA.com, or by subscribing to the talkRA podcast through iTunes.

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One Response to “New RA Book by Yelland and Sherick”

  1. Mike Willett says:
    January 19th, 2010 at 11:31 am

    Great podcast – great questions, great thinking, great answers. Well done.

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