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08 Feb 2010 17:22

Double Trouble

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Replacing Leo Apotheker may be the right move for the German software group. But installing two co-CEOs instead is not ideal. SAP may have prospered with dual-headed governance in the past. But split leadership could see the real power stay with SAP's founder and chairman.

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