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Channel Chat Podcast: Rich Bader, Easystreet

Posted by strom on August 21, 2007

I talk to Rich Bader, the CEO of Easystreet Online Services in Portland, Ore. about what it takes to run a managed services data center in my latest series of podcasts for Ziff’s IT Link. Bader has been involved in the computing industry, helping to launch the add-on card business for Intel way back in the go-go years of the early 1980s.

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