Post by Santosh Puthran on Jul 7, 2006 10:50:58 GMT
“As business changes, the individual is the one who brings tools to the company.”
Philip Harris, CEO, PJM Interconnection
“It’s almost as though the village blacksmiths of the world can now build axles in their backyards, and assemble them together and compete with General Motors. And that’s literally what is going on. We have proof through the Linux operating system.”
Paul Maritz, vice-president, Microsoft
“In all of these industries, the key unit of value creation is the individual … the logic of deconstructing value chains is carried to its limit: individual employees (the smallest possible sliver of the business) extract the value that they uniquely create.”
Philip Evans and Thomas S. Wurster, Boston Consulting Group
“Take away our twenty most important people, and I tell you we would become an unimportant company.”
Bill Gates, chairman, Microsoft
“The emperor of the future will be the emperor of ideas.”
Winston Churchill
“If nature has made any one thing less susceptible than all others of exclusive property, it is the action of the thinking power called an idea.”
Thomas Jefferson
Philip Harris, CEO, PJM Interconnection
“It’s almost as though the village blacksmiths of the world can now build axles in their backyards, and assemble them together and compete with General Motors. And that’s literally what is going on. We have proof through the Linux operating system.”
Paul Maritz, vice-president, Microsoft
“In all of these industries, the key unit of value creation is the individual … the logic of deconstructing value chains is carried to its limit: individual employees (the smallest possible sliver of the business) extract the value that they uniquely create.”
Philip Evans and Thomas S. Wurster, Boston Consulting Group
“Take away our twenty most important people, and I tell you we would become an unimportant company.”
Bill Gates, chairman, Microsoft
“The emperor of the future will be the emperor of ideas.”
Winston Churchill
“If nature has made any one thing less susceptible than all others of exclusive property, it is the action of the thinking power called an idea.”
Thomas Jefferson
