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AS Profile Absent from last year's Agenda Setters, Scott McNealy reappears this time around not only for his work running Sun, which has seen its share of troubles in recent years but for his role as an evangelist in the greater IT industry. [23 Sep 2005]
SAS CEO baits rivals with 'old skool' trash talk
News Dr Jim Goodnight, CEO of business intelligence giant SAS, rekindled the spirit and swagger of the tech boom with some baiting of his rivals that the outspoken Sun boss Scott McNealy would be proud of - as would Oracle chief Larry Ellison, if his... [22 Jun 2005]
Sun boss scorches rivals and open source
News Sun chief executive Scott McNealy was on scathing form this week at a conference to extol the virtues of green IT and sustainable computing. Speaking at the Executive Forum event just outside Glasgow, Scotland, McNealy was his typically... [09 Jun 2005]
Sun bosses reap rewards
News His boss, CEO Scott McNealy, was paid $100,000 in both fiscal 2003 and 2004, according to a Wednesday filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission. McNealy was also awarded 1.5 million stock options, which could be worth $9,204,000 under... [23 Sep 2004]
The weekly Round-Up: 25.06.04
Comment Perhaps while all this was going on Scott McNealy was tarmacking Ellison's driveway ('cash in hand') while Carly Fiorina was selling Avon products to Mrs Ellison. Thank God then for Larry Ellison, because in the sometimes staid world of big... [25 Jun 2004]
McNealy: Crisis? What crisis?
News Sun CEO Scott McNealy has spent the last two days in endless rounds of meetings with customers and the media at his company's first European user conference in Berlin and, not surprisingly, the question of Sun's financial situation and future... [04 Dec 2003]
Ballmer and Gates are drop outs, says Sun boss
News Sun's controversial chief executive Scott McNealy never misses an opportunity to score points off rival Microsoft, and on a trip to the UK this week he stayed true to form. Speaking at a European Technology Forum event in London on Thursday... [01 Aug 2003]
Boardroom Despatches: The unlikely story of India’s greenfield success
Comment I’m thinking Gates, Ellison, McNealy, Siebel. In five years time his goal is to be boss of a top five global company. They have a number of attributes and an aggressive approach, not to mention egos to match their fortunes. [21 May 2003]
The silicon.com Yearly Round-Up 2002 (part two)
Comment Come October, McNealy thought he'd found another Satanic conspiracy. Scott McNealy, CEO, Sun Microsystems And pity McNealy's children. So McNealy's out of the running for sainthood pending the results of an official urine test. [27 Dec 2002]
Re:Viewing 2002 - hardware (part two)
News Boss McNealy may be up against the wall but we bet our mortgages on hearing a lot from him about N1 in 2003. But enough about the software and Microsoft. Another factor against the ultra PC form factor may turn out to be Intel's absence. [20 Nov 2002]
Sun's McNealy: "Our biggest competitor is your CFO"
News Sun boss Scott McNealy has identified his number one rival. Speaking at last week's SunNetwork 2002 conference in San Francisco, McNealy said: "The number one issue on their mind is cost. McNealy also used his keynote to paint a landscape of... [25 Sep 2002]
"Go buy one, please. Support my kids. They need new shoes."
News Sun boss Scott McNealy tries a new sales pitch at the launch of his company's general purpose Linux server Oracle boss Larry Ellison prepares LinuxWorld for an influx of suits Pick of the quotes from the last seven days: [20 Aug 2002]
Why IT loves the big personalities
Comment Only Sun's Scott McNealy runs them close. And Ellison, Gates and McNealy are expert messengers. If you know your Microsofts from your Oracles it won't be too hard to guess that the first quote comes from Microsoft chairman Bill Gates and second... [28 Jun 2002]
Beethoven coming out of your PC? - don't panic
Comment Rumours that he later told the judge that Scott McNealy's dog had eaten the relevant documents could not be confirmed. AMD boss W J Sanders has just had a real-life experience that must have felt something like that. [19 Apr 2002]
McNealy on .Net: "You know the first hit of heroin is free"
News Scott McNealy, the outspoken CEO of Sun Microsystems, has hit out at Microsoft's attempts to lure developers to the .Net platform. Microsoft recently launched an initiative to help developers build products based on .Net (or "dot-not", as McNealy... [27 Mar 2002]
