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To: Tony Viola who wrote (94375)	12/20/1999 5:32:00 PM
From: Road Walker	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

Tony, re: Andy D. Bryant A really cynical reader of that article could conclude that those departments need some financial discipline, otherwise, why the CFO? Maybe I've been reading McJaJa too much. <<Andy D. Bryant, Intel senior vice president and chief financial officer, will take the expanded role of chief financial and enterprise services officer. Bryant will add to his current financial responsibilities the management of Intel's human resources, information technology, and e-business functions and activities on a global scale. In this role, Bryant will oversee execution of Intel's broad e-business strategy for customers and suppliers, worldwide delivery of employee services, and human resource strategies and initiatives, as well as provide company-wide IT and finance support to the business worldwide.>> John

To: Tony Viola who wrote (94375)	12/20/1999 9:15:00 PM
From: Mary Cluney	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

Tony,>>>the Intel exec you like to admonish (is that a fair word?) is getting more responsibility. <<< If Intel does not clearly make their numbers this quarter, I'm out of here. Almost all analysts were ready to lower 4Q revs and net, but Intel insisted business was strong and profits were on target. If they miss their numbers this Q, something is really wrong with the organization. And, may be it is not Andy Bryant. It may be higher up. Just as Doug Ivestor could not fill Roberto Guisuita's shoes at Coke, it may be that Craig Barrett also may have a tin ear, can't hear what is clearly wrong, and can't fill Andy Groves shoes. The only little bit of logic I see in this appointment is that Andy will not have enough time now to confuse analysts at private breakfast meetings. I mean I'm really stretching to find a silver lining in this expanded role for Andy Bryant. Mary