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| | BW Online | January 12, 2004 | Vivek Paul |
 | | Five years ago, when Vivek Paul told his boss Jeff Immelt that he was leaving his post as global head of GE Medical Systems (GE) to join an obscure, $150 million Indian software services and hardware company, Immelt tried to dissuade him. |
 | | Paul, a 45-year-old engineer born and educated in India with an MBA from the University of Massachusetts, set an audacious goal: to be among the top 10 global tech-services companies in four years. |
 | | Paul, who alternates between Mountain View, Calif., and Bangalore, India, runs the company by remote, using video-conferencing, e-mail, and an internal Web site to communicate with his 25,000 employees. |
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