Amtrak: Runaway Train
“Everything depends on I.T.,” says Robert D. Galey, chief information officer of Amtrak, the national passenger railroad system. But not everyone. Amtrak’s president, David Gunn,
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“Everything depends on I.T.,” says Robert D. Galey, chief information officer of Amtrak, the national passenger railroad system. But not everyone. Amtrak’s president, David Gunn,
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