Budget compliance by IBM for SMBs

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March 24, 2006, 10:29 AM — IBM is targeting budget-strapped SMBs stressed out by regulatory compliance issues with its hosted IBM Workplace for Business Controls and Reporting (WBCR) solution. But it must overcome some customer resistance based on lackluster performance in the past.

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