Have we hit bottom? Some of the smartest people we know say maybe. Others say not yet. But in the long run they all agree that tech is still the growth industry

Have we hit bottom? Some of the smartest people we know say maybe. Others say not yet. But in the long run they all agree that tech is still the growth industry

Leading technology-industry players discuss the recent downturn in the market. They answer such questions as: Does this signal a long-term decline? Will the industry rebound? Are there signs to suggest that tech is headed one way or another? A wide range of opinions are presented. The people intervi...

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Veröffentlicht in:Fortune 2000-11, Vol.142 (13), p.92
Hauptverfasser: Schlender, Brent, Warner, Melanie, Nee, Eric, Serwer, Andrew
Format: Magazinearticle
Sprache:eng
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Zusammenfassung:Leading technology-industry players discuss the recent downturn in the market. They answer such questions as: Does this signal a long-term decline? Will the industry rebound? Are there signs to suggest that tech is headed one way or another? A wide range of opinions are presented. The people interviewed include: 1. Andy Grove, chairman of Intel, 2. Bill Joy, chief scientist of Sun Microsystems, and 3. John Doerr, partner at Kleiner Perkins.
ISSN:0015-8259