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When it comes to the business of selling technology, two immutable facts emerge: Past is prologue; and it’s always personal.
Just ask Larry Ellison and Henning Kagermann, the stars of the latest and, some might say, most vicious revival of an age-old tale that’s been told and re-told throughout the history of American commerce.
This time it’s SAP and Oracle.
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