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Question of the Day: How do you normally pay for purchases in stores?
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stoke
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And they chose SAP as the enterprise application partner. Well - it was expensive before, now it's going to be ludicrous.
Well - this may see the end of MS's dominance, once the beeg companies start using CISCO's hard and soft wares, they'll be tied into CISCO's methodologoes and - well - everybody loves a monopoly. NOT.
I think that most corperations will be nervous to utilise the ONE-SUPPLIER route.
Well - this may see the end of MS's dominance, once the beeg companies start using CISCO's hard and soft wares, they'll be tied into CISCO's methodologoes and - well - everybody loves a monopoly. NOT.
I think that most corperations will be nervous to utilise the ONE-SUPPLIER route.
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Darth Garth
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Well the commodity space is increasingly being taken by the Chinese .. time for everybody else to move upstream or be eaten.
stoke
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But that's the secret that the CHINESE have worked out - NOT ONE COMPANY TAKING OVER THE WORLD and being super succesful, ONE COUNTRY !!!