Sage management utilizes Lithiums reporting abilities to better identifythe role a customer community will play when the company launches a newinitiative. "We are proud to support companies, like Sage, who understand the value ofopenly engaging with customers online," said Lyle Fong, CEO of LithiumTechnologies. "We believe that by working alongside a company to identify goals,generate customer participation, and utilize data and analysis to effectivelymarket to the community, we can ensure that our customers are successful." About Lithium TechnologiesLithium is the leading provider of customer-centric social networking solutionsfor the enterprise. Working with market leaders such as Best Buy, Sony, AT&T,Research In Motion Limited (RIM), Univision, and PayPal, Lithium delivers onlinecustomer communities that work. Lithium solutions inspire customers to shareknowledge, connect with each other, and connect with the enterprise, thusproviding a unique method for companies to identify, engage, and understandcustomers. 
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However, I didn’t think about the Phoenix Coyotes.&12288;The ‘yotes have been in the middle of a financial turmoil, and if the city of Glendale and the NHL think that I am about to back them, they are dead wrong. Ever since the Coyotes were moved to Phoenix from Winnipeg, a move brought to you buy the Commish himself, Gary Bettman, the team’s attendance has been going down, and not stopping.&12288;I realize that there are some Coyotes fans out there, and they probably love their team as dearly as I support the Penguins, but unfortunately, not only does the team not have enough fans, but they also have no business being in Phoenix (no pun intended). I can’t remember the last time that they sold out a game, Detroit Red Wings fans, out number ’yotes fans, in Phoenix, and I don’t think that they’ve had a single snowfall on record in Arizona.&12288;Now that we have a reason for the Coyotes to move, where do they move Jim Balsillie, and his PSE team want to move the team to Hamilton, Ontario, with their “Make It Seven” campaign. However is that the best move for the franchise&12288;Let’s look at some attendance rates of the current team occupying the Hamilton market, the AHL’s Hamilton Bulldogs. The average attendance rate for the Hamilton Bulldogs for the 2008-2009 season, was 4,623. That is pretty poor for the “greatest hockey market in the world, not served by an NHL team”, as Balsillie calls it.&12288;Also, all of the following OHL markets had a better average attendance then Hamilton in the 2008-2009 season. London (9,006), Ottawa (7,865), Kitchener (6,245) Windsor (5,063) and Oshawa (4,794) Oh yeah, Hamilton truly is the greatest hockey marker ever.