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Computerworld Live Podcast #84: Novell versus Microsoft / Australia's e-waste lobby gets tough / Outsourcing in the Australian market
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This week we look at Novell versus Microsoft. There is very little agreement in their interoperability agreement. Australia's e-waste lobby gets tough and we look at Outsourcing in the Australian market in 2006.
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