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What will be the winning strategies for the next decade?
IT and business thought-leaders discuss the flexible approaches that will be required.
At this Fujitsu Executive Discussion Evening in London, thought-leaders share their views on the IT and business strategies that will lead to success over the next 10 years. Sign in to our Members' Area to view the keynote speeches from: Neil Cameron, former global CIO of Unilever; Rohit Talwar, CEO of Fast Future Research; and Mark Locke, chief architect of Fujitsu UK and Ireland.
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