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Hewitt to Merge With Aon - What It Means For the HRO Industry
ID: ERI-2010-8-B-0448
Rajesh Ranjan
5 pages
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Introduction
This breaking view point document analyses the recent merger announcement between Aon and Hewitt and its impact on various segments of the HRO market. It presents the implications of this event for both buyers and suppliers within different HRO market segments and suggests the areas to watch for going forward.
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