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MasterControl Adds 90 Customers as New CEO Focuses on Execution

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Master Control Adds 90 Customers as New CEO Focuses on Execution. Master Control (Salt Lake CIty, UT) reports 90 new customers and growing adoption of connected quality and manufacturing software as CEO David Edwards emphasizes product execution, customer feedback and practical AI tools for life sciences companies.

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