Computer Corp. of America: Built to Last
By all accounts, a company like Computer Corporation of America (CCA) should be out of business today. The 37-year-old company provides a powerful database-management system
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By all accounts, a company like Computer Corporation of America (CCA) should be out of business today. The 37-year-old company provides a powerful database-management system
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