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Leader: BT's fluid core
Leader It wants to be seen as a leader and reap the benefits of what a modern, cutting edge (to use the obvious phrase) 21st century network can offer. And being seen to be a leader, BT will tell you itself, is... [28 Apr 2005]
Leader: Bungling Apple must explain itself
Leader "This week we have seen yet another pricing blunder on the web.so began a silicon.com leader written back in 2003 which cited the likes of Amazon, Argos and Thai Airways who have all sold goods or services online, only... [05 Jan 2006]
Leader: Retailers, be brave with IT
Leader This publication regularly speaks to the head of IT at market leader Tesco, a company that has grown strongly at home and abroad, getting ecommerce right and even offering voice telephony and broadband. [20 Oct 2004]
Leader: Faith in the next generation?
Leader But China isn't a leader in this area, despite for some time boasting more individual mobile users than any other country. In the early days of Hutchison Whampoa rolling out 3G networks in various countries - not all... [25 Aug 2005]
Leader: Bring on the new search engines
Leader While Google may be the undisputed leader of text search, its pre-eminence in other search is not so guaranteed. Quaero, we hardly knew you. The plan to build a Franco-German search engine has encountered turbulence,... [08 Jan 2007]
The Director's Cut: The Naked Leader - Part 1
Comment The Naked Leader, by David Taylor His first book, The Naked Leader, is released on 9 July. We'll be selling it and serialising it that week but for now we thought we'd hand over his usual slot to let him... [26 Jun 2002]
Directors' Cut: David Taylor on the IS leader of tomorrow
Comment The IS leader of the future will have to reconcile these new skills with providing the traditional - and still in demand - IS service. To become a successful leader of the future you must actively pursue... [15 Sep 1999]
The Director's Special Cut: The Naked Leader - Part 3
Comment The idea suggests that the moment babies are born they either have the genetics to be a leader, or they do not. Are you a leader? The Director's Cut: The Naked Leader - Part 1 ... [10 Jul 2002]
Leader: Dell wants blade runners
Leader Dell has entered the blade server market, where companies such as HP (the first to enter), IBM (the market leader now), Fujitsu-Siemens and Sun play. A lot of users still don't consider Dell an enterprise player the way... [16 Nov 2004]
Devil's Advocate: Buy anything but the market leader
Comment Instead of always trying to buy the market leader, one must always aim to buy anything but the market leader. Just as you have built up an investment in an innovative company that is clearly not the... [16 Apr 2002]
Leader: Closure at the end of the calendar year?
Leader The silicon.com daily Leader will return on 4 January 2005. Normally as we approach Christmas and the end of the year, the pace eases up in the tech community, certainly in Europe and North America. But this year it... [23 Dec 2004]
Leader: Fiorina - good to go?
Leader Much as HP might like to claim otherwise, this split wasn't just about the wrong leader. So Carly was finally pushed. Speculation has now turned to the future of the tech stalwart that is HP, slightly more so than her... [10 Feb 2005]
The Director's Special Cut: The Naked Leader - Part 4
Comment As a leader, you and your team are in this together, and it is amazing how replacing the simple word of "I" with "we" shows this. The Director's Cut: The Naked Leader - Part 1 http://www.silicon.com/a54154 [11 Jul 2002]
Leader: Is CRM a zero sum game?
Leader By the end of the last decade, Siebel had established itself as the market leader. The market for customer relationship management (CRM) software is well beyond its first stage. Is it us or is it the company the one most... [23 Jul 2004]
Leader: Honour at the top
Leader Almost concurrently, we heard at the start of this week that Sony has appointed its first non-Japanese leader. CEOs come and go. That's a fact of business life. But rarely do they come and go and raise so many eyebrows. [08 Mar 2005]
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