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expertos en TI y expertos en redes Explanation: I suppose an "IT guy" is a guy who is specialized in IT, that is, "un experto en TI (Tecnología de la Información)". Similarly, "NT guys" are experts in Networks, that is, "expertos en redes". Thus, P: ¿Cuántos expertos en TI hacen falta (o se necesitan) para implantar ...? Hope this helps! |
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persona experta en Technolgía de Informática; persona experta en programas de NT Explanation: IT stands for Information Technology. NT is shorthand for Microsoft's Windows NT program. This is its networked version of windows. NT does not refer generally to networks, but specifically to someone who runs this Microsoft network program. "Guy": persona experta. Experience |
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Sorry I mispelt Tecnología in my previous answer Explanation: As above!! |
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