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Computerworld: The state of Texas may be preparing to terminate a contract signed with IBM four years ago to consolidate the state government's IT operations because of missed goals and excessive employee attrition.
The contract, signed in late 2006, called for IBM to consolidate the state's IT operations as well as reduce the number of data centers from 31 to two and provide specific services.
| Tags: | United States, Federal government of the United States, U.S. state, State, Texas, Data center, Recession, Server room |
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