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    <description>Throughout my consulting career at Oracle, I have been engaged in architecting, designing and implementing Business Intelligence and Data Warehouse Systems. Step by step, I moved into the architectural role I have been holding and living for many years, now. The experience of 18+ years of customer projects, equipped me with extensive Information Management know-how.
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