E4200 - pre-sales inquiry

Was thinking about getting the E4200 but I really so no difference from the E3000 router which I have. Has anyone switched from the E3000 to the E4200 and noticed a difference in the network?

There are differences between E3000 and E4200 router .
E4200 specification are as follows :
Wireless    Simultaneous Dual-Band Wireless-N (2.4 GHz/5 GHz)
*MIMO mode    2x3 on 2.4GHz and 3x3 on 5GHz
USB Port    Yes (FAT32, NTFS and HFS+)
Ethernet    4 10/100/1000 Gigabit Ports
Cisco Connect    Yes (Version 1.3)
Built-in Media Server    Yes
Physical Antennas    6 internal antennas
E3000 specifications are as follows :
Wireless    Simultaneous Dual-Band Wireless-N (2.4 GHz /5 GHz)
*MIMO mode    2x3
USB Port    Yes (FAT32)
Ethernet    4 10/100/1000 Gigabit Ports
Cisco Connect    Yes (Version 1.2)
Built-in Media Server    Yes
Physical Antennas    6 internal antennas
See these specifications you will see the differnece .

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I would like to start with, for example "Business Insight" - Employees discussing over the newspaper be it politics, technology or general know how.
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Then there is the phenomenon that cannot be explained which is obviously a phase which requires further introspection and study.
Then there comes the requirement where you start assessing business requirement and you respect it when your boss asks you to develop as per the requirement.
As a pre sales consultant it is easy from me to create strategies which will introduce potential customers to Enterprise Resource Planning. The challenge is taking up complex terminology and to be good at it. The use of it will impress the customer enabling the creation of an excellent and communicative environment conducive to business growth, a vital ingredient to help build relationships.
As an organization I know my company requires leads to generate revenue. The more the merrier is definitely the run of the mill.
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Certainly these are the more important and critical questions, requiring the same level of expertise.
Now I must be certain and assume thereby accumulating customer confidence.
I remember as a kid having to deal with conflicting scenarios and create write up's. You did better once you started doing it more often. your confidence levels started growing. Well this was the start given to me right from school.
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I know are also based on how well you learn apart from dedication and sincerity which comes with love for the work that you do.
I also believe that pre sales is an art when you have successfully convinced the customer.
Getting the customer, explaining business scenarios, emphasizing on dignity, telling the truth about organizations currently running ERP and generating huge turnovers are definitely good illustrations to start with.
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A mostly dull day at Work.
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Does one do a PhD on presales communication and therefore acquire clear cut and flamboyant convincing interpersonal soft skills or do you develop the same as you grow along with the organization ? these are the questions running in my mind. Can you still play coy when the time is ripe. The order of the day is that you cannot and should not.
Assuming that the flow of cash is purely market dependent how does one base assumptions, arrange grammar, work with intuition, develop customer skills, listen to your managers, maintain alertness to ensure the same.
Certainly these are the more important and critical questions, requiring the same level of expertise.
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Hello Everyone,
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Hi,
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I have a scenario like when sales dept creating a sales Inquiry they want that a field is to be mandatory of Sales person name,who is responsible for the sales.They want that with out the Sales person's name it will not allow to create the sales Inquiry.
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We wish to create inquiries to record the loss sale items/ Unavailable items, as well as those which has been converted into sales.
Edited by: Babudhar on Oct 6, 2009 9:01 AM

Hi,
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