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>>>"BM is taking some of the learnings from the project and plans to operate a cloud that will allow partners to house their Web-based applications and sell them to customers, Palmisano said. "It is the first time we have taken something from the consumer arena and applied it to the enterprise," he said."<<<
IBM associating with Google and then Apple..and we will forget for a long time the poor Microsoft..with Yahoo & Dell...just imagine & forget them.
Mega Blue association Vs flying yellow caramel
- by runbuck May 28, 2008 4:10 AM PDT
- For those amused, and short on time, I did some cliff notes of what was said in this keynote + Q&A. You can see the outline here:
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In addition, I summarized some key points to it at the top.
Hope it helps.