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- IBM is to big to chew?
- I think Ellison knows that he might choke this time so he is taking back sit now. Any publicity may not do good to him so Oracle needs to keep lower profile for some time.
- Posted by: FirstNLastN Posted on: 09/22/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
I didn't know that...
John Zern | 09/21/05
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The same as outsourcing beacuse of cheap labor rather than expertise.
FirstNLastN | 09/22/05
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it's business innovation
dg mh | 09/22/05
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IBM is to big to chew?
FirstNLastN | 09/22/05
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