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EMC, Microsoft team for share of shrinking IT budgets
Published 2/3/2009 at CNET News.com
In a joint interview with CNET News, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer and EMC Joe Tucci talk about the pressures on technology spending and about their joint efforts to woo customers.
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