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ARN Poll - Can HP/EDS take IBM's services crown?
Have your say and vote in ARN's online poll. This week, we want to know whether HP's acquisition of EDS will enable it to take the services crown from IBM.
ARN Staff 20 May, 2008 09:35:48

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Q: Will buying EDS see HP become a realistic challenger for IBM's services crown?

  • Yes, they will make this work

  • Possibly, if they get it right

  • No, remember Compaq?

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