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Andre Dahan

President, CEO, and Director; President and CEO, Comverse, Inc.

1 out of 1 Comverse Technology Reviews

July 21, 2008
“ Only if you're desperate ”
Systems Engineer in New York, NY
No more publicly traded stock. No NYC office any more. No US based Research and development any more. Significant traveling, because most of the clients are in Europe, Middle East, and Africa. The com

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