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According to the story retailed, Sanjay's the guy the company's got talking to users and developing, oh, wish lists that can be whipped into CA's technical strategy in concert with CTO Yogesh Gupta, senior VP of product development Mark Barrenechea and executive VP Russ Artzt, whose name is believed to be on the government's list of people it would like ousted.
Sanjay's job description might play better if it weren't for the reports of growing customer discomfit with doing business with a company the government has labeled "corrupt."
CA is also asking people to believe that Sanjay is now reporting to CA director-turned-interim CEO Ken Kron, the one-time space salesman.
Sanjay was quoted as stretching one's credulity by saying "Ken will decide some things differently than I would have. That's perfectly cool with me."
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