The offshore market for US firms is at $6.9 bln in 2005, with a nearly 20% annual growth rate through 2008, when it will reach $17 bln, according to IDC.
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The offshore market for US firms is at $6.9 bln in 2005, with a nearly 20% annual growth rate through 2008, when it will reach $17 bln, according to IDC.
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