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Highlights from October/November 1998

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COVER STORY

Baan’s Battle with Skyrocketing Space Demands
Baan’s big U.S. move coincides with a number of key challenges, most based in blur-like growth. But business climate factors augur well for the software giant’s $40 million Virginia project.
pg. 908


Whiplash Changes Leave Location Winners, Losers in Wake
pg. 890


Industry Mission:
Growth Management
pg. 920


Debunking the Top Start-up Facility Myths
pg. 924


1998’s Business Climate Rankings: The Playing Field Levels
pg. 884




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