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To: w molloy who wrote (6768)	8/1/2000 7:02:10 PM
From: gdichaz	Respond to of 34857

w molloy: Very much appreciate your direct clear answer. IMO (and of course only so) you are absolutely right, the addition of Sulpizio to Qualcomm was a huge gain for the company. Ojala, que si. And the discipline he brought and the realism was like a breath of fresh air. OTOTOTO Cisco has a combination of "hard guys" the boss, and the financial staff and the "culture" which is very rare. The way the 50+ guys with feet on the ground and real world experience manage the "kids" and the "geniuses" is amazing because it seems to work. This would be my second suggestion for a "model" for Nokia. And of course the fun is they are the primary horses in the internet/intranet space - Cisco and Nortel. Best. Chaz PS But as you seem to indicate yourself, on the wireless end, Qualcomm is the sine qua non - if you look ahead.