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Meet The CEOs

  • The Technology CEO Council. Meet The CEOs

    The Most Important Opportunity of All: Collaboration

    Technology has always been about enabling human potential, and there’s never been a more exciting time to be human.

    Michael S.  Dell

  • The Technology CEO Council. Meet The CEOs

    Oral History

    The enemy of innovation is conventional wisdom, because of conventional wisdom, I’m sure at some point in history man could never fly… I’m sure in conventional wisdom man could never run a 4 minute mile.

    Joseph M.  Tucci

  • The Technology CEO Council. Meet The CEOs

    Davos: Renewing the Global Economy 

    Fixing the global economic system requires more than simply repairing a few roads and bridges; instead we need to think bigger about how to establish the groundwork for tomorrow’s world economy.

    Michael R.  Splinter

  • The Technology CEO Council. Meet The CEOs

    Reinventing America’s Economic Future: Fostering Industries of the 21st Century

     

    Brian M.  Krzanich

  • The Technology CEO Council. Meet The CEOs

    The Smart Grid: The Future is Now

    We can create a more reliable, less costly and environmentally responsible electricity system. The technology is available, the benefits are clear, and it's time to take action.

    Greg   Brown

  • The Technology CEO Council. Meet The CEOs

    Winning the Brain Race: Nothing is More Important

    The difference between failure and success revolves around two connected ingredients - the quality of your people and the amount of innovation they bring to the market.

    Ursula  M.  Burns