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Imagine setting tech strategy at a company in bankruptcy. USG, a 100-year-old building products company—makers of Sheetrock-brand wallboard—filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in June
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Imagine setting tech strategy at a company in bankruptcy. USG, a 100-year-old building products company—makers of Sheetrock-brand wallboard—filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in June
Brian WhiteheadStandard & Poor’sVP, Chief Technology ArchitectNew York, N.Y.http://www.standardpoor.com Manager’s Profile: Whitehead started at S&P in 1995 as vice president and became the company’s chief
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You can’t see it from the country road in western New Jersey, but in a brick building behind a dairy farm and across a corn