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    Global CIO: Why Are Microsoft, Oracle, And HP Bashing IBM?
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    Larry Ellison said this: "We've already beaten IBM in software, now, if everyone will let us, we will beat IBM in hardware." Now, we've all got competitors, and I'm not suggesting we should go out and hold hands and spend our time telling the world how glorious they are. Full Article at Information Week
    We've already beaten IBM in software, now, if everyone will let us, we will beat IBM in hardware.
    Larry Ellison – Larry Ellison SOURCE: Information Week 1 month ago
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Global CIO: Why Are Microsoft, Oracle, And HP Bashing IBM?
  1. Hey, Ballmer's on to something here.
    SOURCE: Information Week 1 month ago
  2. I don't follow [IBM] that closely so I don't know what they're working on so maybe you can tell me. Sounds like they're trying to chase us.
    SOURCE: Information Week 1 month ago
  3. I.B.M.'s footprint is more narrow today than it was when I started. I am not sure that has been to the long-term benefit of their shareholders.
    SOURCE: Information Week 1 month ago

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