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Is bigger better?

| Jun 06, 2012 | Comments 0

GSA has just awarded its $15bn per year travel spend, 15-year travel contract to a technology company - Concur. Could the same happen here?Viewing the remainder of this article requires registration To receive our free weekly round-up of all news stories from our site, click here

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