Ford Motor spent four years and millions developing a new procurement system on Oracle's 11i e-commerce software, but now the auto maker
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Ford dumps Oracle e-commerce system
Ford Motor spent four years and millions developing a new procurement system on Oracle's 11i e-commerce software, but now the auto...
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