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Some inroads will be made in dealing with the disparity between high-revenue and low-revenue clubs.

Regardless of what inroads will be made into both the large- and midsizecompanies, 1999 will be a transitional year at best for the enterprise software market.

Microsoft executives say that making inroads against AOL will be a long uphill climb.

"I think their huge base of ERP customers provides them with an opportunity to begin making inroads, but it will be tough as mindshare for CRM/Customer Engagement has moved away from SAP," he told TechCrunch.

"What we've seen in programmatic advertising is one of the earliest areas where it has made inroads, but I think it will be right across the shop".

Twitter-for-video and other video messaging startups (e.g. Seesmic, Vlix) haven't really caught on (unless you count YouTube, and perhaps you should), but Tout believes that its inroads with the celeb/media crowd will be to its advantage.

And whether this campaign sees Republicans making inroads into the growing Hispanic vote will be one interesting feature of Election Day, no matter who triumphs.

Democrats aren't exactly worried that Republicans will be making many inroads among women voters, though, because while Republicans are going to school on 'how to talk to women,' other Republicans continue to man (pun intended) the barricades in their ongoing War On Women.

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Some analysts are sceptical that it will be able to make substantial inroads into Apple's dominant share.

But some analysts are sceptical that it will be able to make substantial inroads into Apple's dominant share.