IBM CEO Arvind Krishna wrote a letter to shareholders about a revenue miss. It's renewing months-old fears about a SaaSpocalypse.
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CEO Arvind Krishna wrote a letter to shareholders eight days before the company was supposed to release its quarterly earnings.
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