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Siemens plans shift of software developers to lower-cost countries







Siemens plans shift of software
developers to lower-cost countries

Siemens plans shift of software
developers to lower-cost countries
12/12/2003 04:20 PM

SiliconValley.com Dec 12 2003 2:53PM ET




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