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To: Milk who wrote (35996)	8/14/1998 8:25:00 PM
From: Kevin K. Spurway	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1572706

I love this "How Intel managed its way to domination." In the article, the vice president of Intel Corp.'s microprocessor products group basically admitted that Intel's products were not AT ALL technologically superior to the competition! "When Albert Yu, vice president of Intel Corp.'s microprocessor products group sat down to write a book about the company's successes, people thought he would focus on the more mundane aspects of designing and building chips. But Yu instead chose to shine a spotlight on the management of Intel. His conclusion: The company owes its success less to technology and more to the way technology gets exploited to grow the business." Kudos to Intel for it's great management. But as we've been saying for a long time (and as Albert Yu might agree) Intel's technology is MEDIOCRE. Kevin