Outsourcing Skills - BAE Systems

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Malcolm Carrie, head of strategy and architecture for BAE Systems discusses his company's approach to outsourcing

Malcolm Carrie, head of strategy and architecture for BAE Systems discusses his company's approach to outsourcing.

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