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SharePoint Plastic Revisited
9/12/2008
SharePoint Plastic Revisited
I was in Burma a few weeks ago and came across this scary Robot Barbie. It made me realize just how crazy we can make things out of plastic. Ironically I've heard of some pretty crazy SharePoint deployments as well.
If you're doing SharePoint to do SharePoint you could end up with a Robot Barbie that won't sell on any market.
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