AGENDA SETTERS 2007 - WHO ARE THE DRIVING FORCES IN THE TECH INDUSTRY?

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Agenda Setters 2007

Achievers 2000-07

The Agenda Setters poll revealing the most influential people in tech has been running for eight years. In that time silicon.com has collected a wealth of data charting the changing fortunes of the industry's biggest names.

This year for the first time you can plot the rise or fall of some of the highest profile Agenda Setters against each other. You can pit the performance of Bill Gates against Steve Jobs, for example.

To do so, simply tick any of the boxes next to the individual names below and then click the Compare button to see the results.

STEVE JOBS graph TIM BERNERS LEE graph

Check the boxes to compare Agenda Setters

Ashley Highfield

BBC technologist
CEO Microsoft

Eric Schmidt

Google CEO

John Chambers

Cisco CEO

Larry Ellison

Oracle CEO

Linus Torvalds

Linux kernel initiator

Mark Zuckerberg

Facebook founder

Meg Whitman

eBay CEO
CEO Dell

Nicholas Negroponte

laptop creator

Niklas Zennström

Skype CEO

Rupert Murdoch

News Corp CEO

Steve Jobs

Apple CEO
Internet inventor

  1. Zones
  2. Management
  3. Networks
  4. Software
  5. IT Services
  6. Hardware
  1. Verticals
  2. Public Sector
  3. Financial Services
  4. Retail & Leisure
Quotable

"Blogging's definitely got to the point where there're enough mainstream consumers watching it for the top bloggers to be regarded as agenda setters."
Michael Smith,
Agenda Setters panellist

"Open source gets more important rather than being something that will get squeezed out of the enterprise."
Simon Briskman,
Agenda Setters panellist





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