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UNITED KINGDOM Issue dated 20/05/2021

Ex-army CIO Hooper stays in defence IT with Harmonic

As well as joining the defence management specialist, the former head of the British Ministry of Defence's Information Systems and Services has founded his own consultancy. [...] (212 words)

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Axa increases its interest on S-RM

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