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Boeing to sell its own anti-spam software

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August 22, 2003, 2:07 PM — Boeing is best known for its airliners and defense hardware, but they megacorporation has recently done something often more characteristic of small companies: it's taken an application developed for internal use and is marketing it to the public. In this case, that application is an anti-spam software package. Can you benefit from Boeing's internal IT experience?

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