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Read some of Scott's best Top 10 lists, from "Top 10 Best Things About not Being CEO" to "Top 10 Excuses for Not Turning in Homework."
A recap of some of the "Human Quote Machine's" best quips.
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In the News
An up close look at a day in life of The Active Chairman, and Sun's
efforts to eliminate the digital divide without torching the planet.
Scott talks about leadership transitions and why integrity is good business.
Scott joins the growing debate on how to keep the U.S.
competitive, calling for some surprisingly simple solutions. Read what Scott and other prominent leaders have to say..
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"The McNealy Minute #15"
The Chairman is back in Europe, and spends his birthday talking with
UK-based SCH, one of Sun's top resellers. Find out what this partner
thinks about Sun's competitive position today and the market
opportunity for Sun and its partners - especially in the areas of
Green IT and industry-standard servers.
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"The McNealy Minute #14"
Part 2 of 2 in the McNealy Minute double header from Seoul, Korea.
LG is seeing strong profit margins in the mobile technology group, and
solid performance across the company - what challenges are ahead as
they work to continue that growth? And find out whether it is harder
to make money in the US or Asia.
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Big Bets
Sun spends $2 billion a year on R&D. Check out some of the big bets we've made and results we're seeing. Also, check out The Chairman's Top 10 list, advice on bets you shouldn't make.
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The World Today
Scott's view on the biggest challenges companies face as they move into and compete in the Participation Age, from soaring energy costs, to compliance, to Frankenstein.
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More Videos, Presentations and Podcasts
There's no rest for the wicked as Scott's whirlwind travels continued; this time to Paris, Frankfurt, Berlin and London where he met with government leaders as well as corporate customers and partners. The Chairman continued to share Sun's Open Source strategy and urged France, Germany and the UK to accept our $2 billion gift of R&D.
Ask the Chairman. Any question. Any topic. He's on the road a lot, but he'll get back to you as soon as he can.
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