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Luckily, nothing like that would EVER happen today
It's the 1970s, and this young pilot fish working as a student assistant in a university data center gets Friday afternoon marching orders from the mainframe operators who are leaving early. How could that go wrong? Read More


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How to balance maintenance and IT innovation
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