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CBF
(redirected from Core Business Functions)

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CBFCooperative Baptist Fellowship
CBFChesapeake Bay Foundation
CBFCerebral Blood Flow
CBFConfederação Brasileira de Futebol
CBFCore Binding Factor
CBFChicagoland Bicycle Federation
CBFCoronary Blood Flow
CBFcubic feet
CBFContinental Breakfast
CBFCiliary Beat Frequency (physiology)
CBFCommission Bancaire et Financière (Banque Nationale de Belgique)
CBFCanadian Bridge Federation
CBFClearstream Banking Frankfurt
CBFCampus Bible Fellowship
CBFCable Broadband Forum
CBFCredit Business Fellow
CBFCatholic Biblical Federation
CBFCardboardfish (message boards)
CBFCommunity and Business Forum
CBFConventional Beamformer
CBFConnection Based Forwarding
CBFCheaper, Better, Faster
CBFClear Brine Fluid (oil industry)
CBFCentral Bank Facility
CBFCore Business Functions
CBFCommon Budget Framework
CBFConfined Burn Facility
CBFCuban Baseball Federation
CBFCouldn't Be Funnier
CBFCommander, Battle Force
CBFCan't Be Fussed (polite form)
CBFColumbia Business Furniture
CBFContained Burn Facility
CBFContainer Booking Forecast


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It provides for restoration of core business functions as well as core technolgies
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Today's launch targets the five core business functions executives say are most in need of automation, and combines them into an on-demand application that's ready to use within minutes of signing up.
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Total cost of ownership (TCO) methods are the most commonly mentioned cost justification for both external sourcing areas; however, IMS contracts show a greater preference for return on investment and full-time employee savings based cost justification; while EAS contracts focus cost justification on the needs of expanding talent pool, standardization of technology products, and freeing up resources to address other core business functions.
Enterprise Organizations Allocate an Average of Over 20% of IT ... by Business Wire
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