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Featured in CIO magazine's Connect section:
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"I would rate the call a '10'. My peer match had first-hand knowledge of outsourcing business processes that have not been formally reengineered. This has allowed him to fast track savings for his company and demonstrate the ability to be more than an IT leader. He has also indicated he would send a list of visible quick wins and offered to assist with our recruitment challenges based on his contacts in the industry."
- Sandy Rasel, VP & CIO, Perdue Farms, Inc.
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