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Shark Tank: Details, details







Shark Tank: Details, details

Shark Tank: Details, details 01/09/2004 09:51 PM

When this IT director installs a new application, he agrees to have it hosted at the corporate data center, three miles from his location -- but only after he asks a few questions about backup power.




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