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Sun Micro, PwC tie up

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BANGALORE, May 8

PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS, India (PwC) and Sun Microsystems India Pvt Ltd have formed an alliance to provide Customer Relationship Management (CRM) solutions to Indian companies.

The tie-up in India is an extension of PwC and Sun's global alliance to jointly deliver end-to-end, cross-industry solutions to address critical business functions, said a press release from Sun.

Utilising PwC business strategy and integration services and Sun's pen Net Environment architecture that includes iPlanet Software as well as Sun Enterprise Servers and Sun StorEdge and complemented by select Sun consulting, training and support services, the alliance will capitalise on the respective strengths of the two companies and deliver differentiated services to Global 2000 enterprises.

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