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President Dilma inaugurates CeBIT 2012
President Dilma Rousseff inaugurated CeBIT, the largest IT fair in the world, alongside German Chancellor, Angela Merkel today in Hannover, Germany. The two leaders took a tour of Brazil’s main pavilion at the event and also took time to visit … Continue reading →
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State of Brazil IT: Exporting technology services
With The Economist in Brazil this week focused on where Brazil is heading in the next decade, IT Decisions is commenting on a series of points raised during discussions in our LinkedIn forum. This chapter of our report State of Brazil … Continue reading →