Jonathan Schwartz speaks at the Emerging Markets Summit
Computerworld: Q&A with Jonathan Schwartz
Sun Microsystems' CEO talks about the economy, disruptive technologies and necessity as the mother of invention
CNET News: Greening the Valley, one tech giant at a time
Industry visionaries gathered at Fortune Brainstorm Tech to discuss pressing tech issues, among them Jonathan discusses the importance of transparency in reducing the impact of technology on the planet.
FORTUNE: The greenest computer company under the Sun
Going green is good for business, too, and Sun "is ahead of its peers in the scope and seriousness of its multi-tentacled environmental efforts."
Thoughts from the Road 4: Peter Ryan and CIO for DSTL, the United Kingdom's thought leader for government in security
Listen as Peter speaks with Paul James, CIO for the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory about the increasing importance of innovative and open technologies in the public sector.
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Jonathan Schwartz's Video Blog
Watch a CEO known for transparency, Jonathan Schwartz, in this four-part video blog series on the technology market and Sun's business.
What's After Open Source
Watch Jonathan discuss Sun's vision for open cloud computing at the Open Source Business Conference (OSBC) in San Francisco.
Mr. McNealy goes to Washington and talks with The Federal Drive host Tom Temin about why open source technology offers a more secure path for government IT deployments, his thoughts on the new Federal CIO and why he wouldn't be a good fit for Dancing With The Stars.
Forbes.com: CIOs and the Citizen Engineer
Greg is interviewed by Forbes reporter Taylor Buley about how CIOs can embrace and encourage the concepts of Citizen Engineer within their own organizations.
Innovation Matters: Global Execution in a New Economic Climate
Watch Peter Ryan present at Sun's Analyst Summit, where he delivers a sales perspective on Sun's financials, shares customer insights and details Sun's global sales and services priorities.
In their upcoming book, "Citizen Engineer," Sun's Greg Papadopoulos and Dave Douglas outline why members of their profession must confront issues of environmental sustainability, intellectual property, economics, and their own reponsibilities as citizens of a global community. They recently sat down with The San Jose Mercury News for Q & A.
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