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Sameer Jamal
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hi friends
I want to discuss a topic with you all, what do you think business drives a technology or technology is driven by business acording to me technology is totaly dependent upon business, for eg:- Java was gone due to dot com failure otherwise as a technology Java is great what is your opinion ?
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Cindy Glass
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The dot com business is alive and well. It is just that 4 million dot coms were started when the world could only support one million. The other 3 million folded, but the remaining million use LOTS of java.
This is the sort of conversation one normally has in the "Jobs Discussion Forum". Please read others opinions there.

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