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Frugal Networker Ken Hess and I talk with Ted Cocheu, CEO of Altus, which provides planning, recording, post-production and SAAS deployment of video content for trade shows and large enterprises.
Click here to listen to the Frugal Tech Show Podcast with Altus’ Ted Cocheu.
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