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Hege Skryseth, President of the newly formed collapse (pg. 16), while my interview with Hiroaki

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Tom Mulligan - UK at Kongsberg. Skryseth is a software industry vet- Japan’s MLIT (pg. 12) discusses focus on pro? ts, not

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Nicole Ventimiglia [email protected] the maritime and offshore markets. The interview was general, has been THE story of the last 18 months, and

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Reporter’s June 2016 edition, but something she said are mounting. A pair of articles from Claudio Paschoa

Information Technology stuck with me in the formulation of this, our annual (pg. 18) and Peter Lovie (pg. 40) graphically illustrate

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World Yearbook. While everyone seemingly is talking just how deep this downturn has cut.

‘Big Data’, Skryseth and her team of 500 at Kongsberg

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