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Exclusive: Finance Minister Lindsay Tanner (Part One)
Tanner on IT cost cutting and the Gershon Review.
Brett Winterford
Aug 24 2009 7:08AM
Strategy
Business as usual for Microsoft Axapta resellers
Microsoft has no special plans for extra initiatives that may help its partners battle their way to Axapta sales in the heaving seas of an already overcrowded and over-traded ERP market.
Fleur Doidge
Nov 8 2004 12:00AM
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Comindico receivers pledge business as usual
Receivers for wholesale ISP Comindico have announced that the company will continue to operate as usual during the sale process.
Staff Writers
Sep 29 2004 12:00AM
Telco/ISP
Business as usual post-Telstra buyout, claims KAZ
KAZ Group has claimed that little, if any, rationalisation of its staffing or operations can be expected from its $333 million buyout by Telstra.
Fleur Doidge
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Byron Connolly
Apr 7 2004 12:00AM
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