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Defining The Business Value Of Technology
November 16, 1998
Analyzing The Integrators
By Bob Violino and Bruce Caldwell
| Systems integration and outsourcing is a $300 billion business, but are customers really getting their money's worth? Here's what IT managers really think about their hired guns. |
 Main storyMethodologyFortune One's Outsourcing ChallengeFor Some, Small Vendors Are BetterMerger Mania Vs. Merger MeltdownPalmisano Extends IBM RelationshipsCSC Chief Emphasizes FlexibilitySprinkle Delivers For DeloitteFor Aris, Boutique Is BountifulVendors Plan For Post-2000 WorkBehind The Numbers: Sizing Up The Integrators |
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