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	Now how could THAT happen? Flash back to the 1980s, when this IT pilot fish is in an Army unit that uses some early PCs for word processing, and every officer has his own 10MB removable hard drives. But it's not the officers who really control them. Read today's complete Shark Tank: Read More WHITE PAPER: SuccessFactors SuccessFactors Focuses on Cloud Security For many companies, business software for HR management delivered through the cloud is the ideal solution. But what are the top security concerns associated with the SaaS model, the layers of information security, and the security controls and practices of SuccessFactors? Find out in this white paper. Read Now!
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