Industry analysts sounded off when PeopleSoft was dealt a major blow in its battle against Oracle's takeover quest a few weeks ago. My article condenses
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Analyst Scoreboard: Oracle vs. PeopleSoft
Industry analysts sounded off when PeopleSoft was dealt a major blow in its battle against Oracle's takeover quest a few weeks ago.
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