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The Threat of Free, Internet-Based Software

by Ken Orr

My friend and colleague on the Cutter Business Technology Council, Lou Mazzucchelli, recently sent around an article that was posted on Ars Technica titled "The promise of Google Apps includes a shrinking IT staff," by Nate Anderson. Anderson writes:

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The Threat of Free, Internet-Based SoftwareThu Jun 05 08:20:13 CDT 2008

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