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For those of us who worked at IBM back in the day, Lou Gerstner, who has just died, is remembered as saving the company from its near-death experience of the early 1990s. I vividly recall seeing a video - no live streaming back then - of one of his first employee town halls. He came onto the stage not wearing a tie— a sign of itself that times really were changing. He walked over to a table where there were several reams of paper. He said that these were all the correspondence he had received from IBMers since his arrival a few months ago. He said there were two things he observed about all of this correspondence: first, the incredible passion IBMers felt for their company. He had never experienced anything like this before. Secondly, not one single email talked about our competitors. At a stroke, he nailed both our strength and our weakness. I recall thinking at the time just what a potent demonstration of leadership that was.
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For those of us who worked at IBM back in the day, Lou Gerstner, who has just died, is remembered as saving the company from its near-death experience of the early 1990s. I vividly recall seeing a video - no live streaming back then - of one of his first employee town halls. He came onto the stage not wearing a tie— a sign of itself that times really were changing. He walked over to a table where there were several reams of paper. He said that these were all the correspondence he had received from IBMers since his arrival a few months ago. He said there were two things he observed about all of this correspondence: first, the incredible passion IBMers felt for their company. He had never experienced anything like this before. Secondly, not one single email talked about our competitors. At a stroke, he nailed both our strength and our weakness. I recall thinking at the time just what a potent demonstration of leadership that was.
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For those of us who worked at IBM back in the day, Lou Gerstner, who has just died, is remembered as saving the company from its near-death experience of the early 1990s. I vividly recall seeing a video - no live streaming back then - of one of his first employee town halls. He came onto the stage not wearing a tie— a sign of itself that times really were changing. He walked over to a table where there were several reams of paper. He said that these were all the correspondence he had received from IBMers since his arrival a few months ago. He said there were two things he observed about all of this correspondence: first, the incredible passion IBMers felt for their company. He had never experienced anything like this before. Secondly, not one single email talked about our competitors. At a stroke, he nailed both our strength and our weakness. I recall thinking at the time just what a potent demonstration of leadership that was.
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For those of us who worked at IBM back in the day, Lou Gerstner, who has just died, is remembered as saving the company from its near-death experience of the early 1990s. I vividly recall seeing a video - no live streaming back then - of one of his first employee town halls. He came onto the stage not wearing a tie— a sign of itself that times really were changing. He walked over to a table where there were several reams of paper. He said that these were all the correspondence he had received from IBMers since his arrival a few months ago. He said there were two things he observed about all of this correspondence: first, the incredible passion IBMers felt for their company. He had never experienced anything like this before. Secondly, not one single email talked about our competitors. At a stroke, he nailed both our strength and our weakness. I recall thinking at the time just what a potent demonstration of leadership that was.
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For those of us who worked at IBM back in the day, Lou Gerstner, who has just died, is remembered as saving the company from its near-death experience of the early 1990s. I vividly recall seeing a video - no live streaming back then - of one of his first employee town halls. He came onto the stage not wearing a tie— a sign of itself that times really were changing. He walked over to a table where there were several reams of paper. He said that these were all the correspondence he had received from IBMers since his arrival a few months ago. He said there were two things he observed about all of this correspondence: first, the incredible passion IBMers felt for their company. He had never experienced anything like this before. Secondly, not one single email talked about our competitors. At a stroke, he nailed both our strength and our weakness. I recall thinking at the time just what a potent demonstration of leadership that was.
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At an AI Conference, Attendees Were Asked Which Startup They Would Short.
In a city obsessed with betting on the next big thing, the Cerebral Valley AI Conference turned that…
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So, execution is really the critical part of a successful strategy. Getting it done, getting it done right, getting it done better than the next person is far more important than dreaming up new visions of the future.
#Gerstner was a good #manager in my opinion. At his time, I was a fan of some of the IBM products.
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So, execution is really the critical part of a successful strategy. Getting it done, getting it done right, getting it done better than the next person is far more important than dreaming up new visions of the future.
#Gerstner was a good #manager in my opinion. At his time, I was a fan of some of the IBM products.
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So, execution is really the critical part of a successful strategy. Getting it done, getting it done right, getting it done better than the next person is far more important than dreaming up new visions of the future.
#Gerstner was a good #manager in my opinion. At his time, I was a fan of some of the IBM products.
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So, execution is really the critical part of a successful strategy. Getting it done, getting it done right, getting it done better than the next person is far more important than dreaming up new visions of the future.
#Gerstner was a good #manager in my opinion. At his time, I was a fan of some of the IBM products.