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Cash Collection: Castle Rock Insurance Group,This case study covers the design of a cash-collection system. It is based on a solution adopted by a large insurance group, but would be applicable to any organisation receiving large numbers of payments by post. Public utilities and local authorities are examples of organisations likely to have similar problems.

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