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Gates Transition Plan Shows He's Ready For A Change. Is His Company?
His departure is coming sooner than expected. But it's just the start of an era of change Microsoft must embrace.
In Depth: When Outsourcing Goes Bad
Companies have been burned by outsourcing. That has taught some hard lessons.
In Depth: Customers Analyze Outsourcing Vendors And Strategies
An InformationWeek Research survey reveals that saving money has regained the top spot as the prime motivator for outsourcing.
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