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Kumar's out, but users see a stable CA left behind







Kumar's out, but users see a stable CA
left behind

Kumar's out, but users see a stable CA
left behind
06/04/2004 05:07 PM

Former Computer Associates CEO Sanjay Kumar announced his resignation this morning, but CA customers said they don't think his departure will undermine the company's plans.




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