Sun Microsystems 
.... its N1 products and services strategy that aims to position the company's products and services directly against its
chief competitors, Microsoft and
IBM. ....
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The Tabulating Machine Company
.... stance within the market.
Chief among
IBM's strengths is its reputation and position in the market.
IBM invested more than nine ....
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International Business Machines Corp.
....
IBM's chairman and
chief executive officer (CEO) is John Akers. In total, the company employs in excess of 387 thousand persons (Niemond, 1989b). ....
(1867
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Dell Computer
.... world's number one direct-sale computer vendor and among the world's top personal computer manufacturers counting Compaq, Gateway, and
IBM as its
chief rivals. ....
(3856
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International Business Machines
.... On January 26, 1993, John F. Akers resigned as
IBM's chairman and
chief executive officer in the face of losses of $7.8 billion and half the stock value of the ....
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The Computer Industry
.... Chairman Louis Gerstner, Jr.,
IBM's chief executive officer for the past two years, placed G. Richard Thoman in charge of the personal computer division with a ....
(5321
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Desktop Publishing Service Bureau
.... The owner will also be the president and
chief executive officer. .... Both
IBM-compatible machines and Apple Macintosh computers will be used. ....
(4942
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Microsoft vs. Google: Compare and Contrast
.... This was a new business model which would eventually force
IBM out of .... titles that speak to the company's commitment to innovation is "
Chief Internet Evangelist ....
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Analysis of Outlook for Microsoft Operations
.... In the
IBM-clone market, Microsoft has successfully marketed not only .... companies such as Digital Equipment Corporation, and Microsoft's
Chief Operating Officer ....
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The Rise and Fall of Microsoft
.... down the hall from Steve Ballmer, now Microsoft's president and
chief executive officer. .... a "Disc Operating System" (or DOS) and they approached
IBM, then the ....
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Bill Gates
.... in the United States and his position as chairman and
chief executive officer of .... Microsoft's big break came in the early 1980s, when
IBM developed its personal ....
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Telecommuting
.... As Steven McLaughlin,
Chief Knowledge Officer at Indianapolis-based Expidant warns ....
IBM has been very successful with its pilot telecommuting programs begun in ....
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GLOBAL MANAGEMENT
.... and blistering competition. To many executives its just common sense. Says
IBM chief Louis V. Gerstner Jr. ‘Our marketplace is ....
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GLOBAL MANAGEMENT (Ken)
.... and blistering competition. To many executives its just common sense. Says
IBM chief Louis V. Gerstner Jr. ‘Our marketplace is ....
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Notion of "ikigai" in Japanese Business
Miyamoto Fuji finds "ikigai" in his position as section
chief for Nippon Telephone & .... of the company is worth twice the combined total of
IBM, General Motors ....
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Microsoft Case
....
Chief among Microsoft's strengths is its financial position. .... As
IBM-clones become increasingly popular, users will need software to run on those machines. ....
(2443
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Differences Between American & Japanese Organizations ...
.... If the
chief executive puts in long hours and respects his employees, the .... Charismatic leaders, such as Tom Watson at
IBM, can nearly single-handedly establish ....
(6336
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Andrew Grove
.... Dr. Grove is currently Chairman and
Chief Executive Officer of Intel ("Andrew Grove," 1999 .... It was only when
IBM indicated that it was halting shipments of all ....
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Organizational Change
.... run the company, then it can be assumed that Gates is the
chief management force. .... DOS was an invention that
IBM thought might work, and offered Gates a buyout. ....
(1638
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Private Club Gender Discrimination
.... including Sanford Weill, CEO of Citigroup, and Lou Gerstner, Chairman of
IBM. .... For example, Thomas Wyman, former
chief executive officer of CBS, publicly ....
(2657
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Augusts National Membership Controversy
.... including Sanford Weill, CEO of Citigroup, and Lou Gerstner, Chairman of
IBM. .... For example, Thomas Wyman, former
chief executive officer of CBS, publicly ....
(2657
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Warren Christopher
.... dutton, the most liberal editor of the Law Review, as
chief of staff for .... on defending the interests of big multinational corporations such as
IBM and Lockheed. ....
(2239
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TQM AT AMERICAN EXPRESS
.... (Robinson liked to refer himself as
Chief Quality Officer. In 1991 Amex, jointly with Ford,
IBM, Procter & Gamble and Xerox sponsored the first international ....
(1773
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Information Technology
.... These companies include:
IBM, Hewlett-Packard, Digital Equipment, EDS, Apple Unisys, Compaq .... Later the position as
Chief Information Officer might be assumed. ....
(2721
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Gates & Capitalism
.... The
chief accusations against Microsoft are as follows: In violation of antitrust .... instead competes against other operating systems made by Apple,
IBM and others ....
(2855
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The History of the Internet Introduction: The N
.... computers were available for use in 1940s, computation was their
chief virtue. .... has some precedent in the earlier timesharing systems operated by
IBM and other ....
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TRANSFORMATION OF THE WORKPLACE
.... Second, even those enterprises (like
IBM), with strong, formerly effective cultures .... and supporting infrastructure onto the CIO the
Chief Information Systems ....
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Hewlett Packard Company
.... wafer scale integration and build a computer faster than anything offered by
IBM. .... objectives prior to the advent of John Young as CEO (
chief executive officer ....
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Health Club's Accounting Function Problems INTRODUCTION ...
.... 1) the corporate president, vice president, and secretary, (2) the
chief accounting officer .... The basic hardware system recommended for the firm is the
IBM PS/2 ....
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Harvest Goal: Case Study
.... Among the
chief benefits of the videoconferencing service is that it enables .... it calls its Strategic Global Partners, as follows: Nortel,
IBM, Cisco, Microsoft ....
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