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To: paul who wrote (65554)7/23/1999 12:20:00 AM
From: Jeng Chiu  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 97611
 
Re: "Oracle has hundreds of Vice Presidents. In fact they have Vice Presidents reporting to Vice Presidents" - paul, Ive never implied that he was one of a few vice presidents. Every investment banker in town gets that title. It's more important to concentrate on how he did relative to his duties.

Is MC a high profile CEO? no. But HWP's new CEO never held that position either.

Lu has an embarassment of riches regarding their management. HWP's CEO was surrounded by the best. Now she's on her own, we'll see. She'll probably be great but no one knows until ex post facto.

Like I said before, blue chips prospects arent always the best performers.

As far as the Street goes, who cares. If CPQ doesnt improve operations, it'll eventually give up any gains they wouldve received from a "high profile" CEO. It's all touchy feely, honeymoon period now. Eventually, it'll be put up or shut up.



To: paul who wrote (65554)7/23/1999 11:14:00 AM
From: rudedog  Respond to of 97611
 
Paul -
While it is true that "Oracle Bank and Trust" passed out lots of VP titles - so many that it was called the "entry level position" a few years ago - the SVP title was reserved for actual heads of business units, and there were only an handful, one of whom was Capellas.