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Analysts did not find the exam1pass deal surprising. “Ever since A.T.& T. considered buying NCR, it was only a matter of time before it bought Teradata,” said Wayne T. Kernochan, a senior Teradata analyst at the Yankee Group, a computer and telecommunications industry research firm in Boston. “NCR and A.T.& T. had to steal a march on the high end, to make some technical leap, like parallel TE0-12A exam processing.”

Removing restrictions on 63,750 shares of TE0-12A exam stock given to him when he was hired would give him stock worth almost $2.8 million, and exercising 587,500 shares at a Teradata strike price of $34.91 each would produce a gross profit of more than $5.2 million. NCR is exam1pass exchanging $520 million worth of A.T.& T. stock for the company, the Teradata Corporation.

In a exam1pass statement, Gilbert P. Williamson, NCR’s chairman, said the Teradata acquisition was a logical extension of NCR’s earlier purchase and TE0-12A exam joint-venture agreement because Teradata would now have access to more money for marketing and distribution, as well as Teradata general-purpose computing and communications technologies.

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