Ted Leung on the air: Open Source, Java, Python, and ...
I had some formative career experiences while at IBM, and I look favorably upon the company because those experiences were instrumental in my getting involved with open source, XML, and Java. While the company is far from perfect, I do feel that I got at least as much from IBM as IBM got from me, so it is easy for me to be positive about the company. I was definitely a beneficiary of some of the changes that Gerstner instituted.

Posted by Kragen Sitaker at Wed Jul 7 09:51:29 2004
"his point that the IBM culture is a big deal"
Posted by Ted Leung at Wed Jul 7 10:44:12 2004
i just want to ask you if u can make any comparisons between Gerstner's book and Greiner (Evolution and Revolution as organizations grow) or Chandler (the logic of managerial enterprise)..??
if there is any relationship between the book and the harvard business articles i meantioned?? between
Lou's philosophy and the articles? in 1 word, if you can develop a claim between the two.. thank you..
Rafi Astor
Posted by Rafi Astor at Fri Jun 3 14:02:49 2005

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