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The document summarizes business consulting services offered by Steve English to help businesses experiencing various issues. The services focus on improving management effectiveness, customer relationships, operations, and information technology efficiency. The consulting process involves understanding the business strategy, evaluating performance, and recommending improvements. A range of specific services are detailed in the document relating to areas such as strategic planning, marketing, sales, supply chain management, and software selection.
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