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CIO Summit Asia 2010
5th - 7th October 2010
Never before has the role of the CIO been so imperative to the success of the enterprise. Turbulent market conditions over the past few years have undoubtedly transformed the scope of business, with detrimental effects on SMBS and global giants alike.
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