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	He learned, but the company didn't It's the 1990s, and this pilot fish works at a company that produces industrial-control computer systems and is spread over three buildings connected by corridors -- one of which is a little different. Read today's complete Shark Tank: Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM IBM DB2 Express-C and Data Studio Software Download the free IBM DB2 Express-C community edition, which can be used in production or development and can be embedded or distributed. Then, download Data Studio, an integrated administration environment fthat also includes tools for DB2, Informix, Oracle, and Sybase. Learn More
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