...He cut me short, snapping, "Don't be silly, Andris."
Becoming the Best: What You Can Learn from the 25 Most Influential Leaders of Our Times
Published: February 11, 2004 in Knowledge@Wharton
Andy Grove got his PhD from the University of California, Berkeley, in 1963, he was a corporate recruiter's dream candidate. He had a number of job options, perhaps the best of which was with Bell Labs, then the Mecca of research in solid-state physics. But Grove made a different choice. Rather than head for Bell Labs, he joined Fairchild Semiconductor, a West Coast upstart, where he worked under the legendary Gordon Moore, who led the company's research operation. That was an early example of out-of-the-box thinking from Grove, who five years later left Fairchild with Moore and others to co-found Intel.
After he succeeded Moore as Intel's CEO in 1987, Grove took other steps that shunned conventional logic -- perhaps most visibly during the "Intel Inside" campaign of the 1990s. Back then, the most recognized brands in the computer industry were hardware makers such as IBM or software firms like Microsoft. Intel, though it supplied more than 80% of the microprocessors to the world's computers, was hardly known outside a small band of industry insiders. Determined to change that narrow perception, Grove led Intel into an aggressive branding campaign that made the company a household name by the end of the decade. Today, as its products play an increasingly critical role in stitching together a globally networked economy, Intel has emerged as one of the world's top technology companies, with 2003 revenues of more than $30 billion.
Grove's leadership of Intel -- marked as it has been by unconventional thinking, imagination and integrity -- contributed this month to his being named the most influential business leader of the past 25 years by Wharton and Nightly Business Report (NBR), the most watched daily business program on U.S. television. "My life has been intertwined with Intel," Grove told Nightly Business Report co-anchor Susie Gharib. "My proudest accomplishment has been to contribute to the creation of a company that has helped put a billion PCs into people’s hands."
2014
我與ERSO楊副所長談最多的是他20年寫的書......Intel 前董事長Andy Grove 的故事.....
比較此書英文本與天下本的封面
http://www.amazon.com/Swimming-Across-Andrew-S-Grove/dp/0446529923
Becoming the Best: What You Can Learn from the 25 Most Influential Leaders of Our Times
Published: February 11, 2004 in Knowledge@Wharton
Andy Grove got his PhD from the University of California, Berkeley, in 1963, he was a corporate recruiter's dream candidate. He had a number of job options, perhaps the best of which was with Bell Labs, then the Mecca of research in solid-state physics. But Grove made a different choice. Rather than head for Bell Labs, he joined Fairchild Semiconductor, a West Coast upstart, where he worked under the legendary Gordon Moore, who led the company's research operation. That was an early example of out-of-the-box thinking from Grove, who five years later left Fairchild with Moore and others to co-found Intel.
After he succeeded Moore as Intel's CEO in 1987, Grove took other steps that shunned conventional logic -- perhaps most visibly during the "Intel Inside" campaign of the 1990s. Back then, the most recognized brands in the computer industry were hardware makers such as IBM or software firms like Microsoft. Intel, though it supplied more than 80% of the microprocessors to the world's computers, was hardly known outside a small band of industry insiders. Determined to change that narrow perception, Grove led Intel into an aggressive branding campaign that made the company a household name by the end of the decade. Today, as its products play an increasingly critical role in stitching together a globally networked economy, Intel has emerged as one of the world's top technology companies, with 2003 revenues of more than $30 billion.
Grove's leadership of Intel -- marked as it has been by unconventional thinking, imagination and integrity -- contributed this month to his being named the most influential business leader of the past 25 years by Wharton and Nightly Business Report (NBR), the most watched daily business program on U.S. television. "My life has been intertwined with Intel," Grove told Nightly Business Report co-anchor Susie Gharib. "My proudest accomplishment has been to contribute to the creation of a company that has helped put a billion PCs into people’s hands."
Legendary former Intel CEO Andy Grove is dead at 79 | The ...
www.theverge.com/2016/3/21/11280004/andy-grove-intel-ceo-dies
2 days ago - Andy Grove, who fled from Nazi and Soviet oppression to become one of the most powerful business leaders in the global tech industry as the chairman and CEO of Intel, died on Monday.Former Intel CEO Andy Grove Dies at 79 - WSJ
www.wsj.com/articles/former-intel-ceo-andy-grove-dies-at-79-1458609251
20 hours ago - Born András Gróf in Budapest, and later known as Andy, Mr. Grove was schooled in chemical engineering and received a Ph.D. from the University of California at Berkeley. He joined Fairchild Semiconductor and later Intel after it was founded by Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore in 1968.Silicon Valley Mourns Andy Grove, a Titan of Tech | WIRED
www.wired.com/2016/03/silicon-valley-mourns-andy-grove-titan-tech/
15 hours ago - Silicon Valley can be a place of intense rivalry and competition. But the tech industry has come together to mourn the loss of Andy Grove, the ...Andy Grove, tech legend and former Intel CEO, passes away
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1 day ago - Intel's former CEO and Chairman Andrew S. Grove has passed away today, March 21st. He was 79 years old. The company owes much of its ...Andy Grove—former Intel CEO, chairman, and first ...
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21 hours ago - Andrew S. Grove was chairman of the board of Intel Corporation from May 1997 to May 2005. He was the company's chief executive officer from ...Andy Grove: The man who put Intel inside | The Economist
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2 days ago - Mr Grove, who died on March 21st, was at the heart of the computer revolution.My First And Last Interview With Former Intel CEO Andy Grove
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11 hours ago - The meeting with Andy Grove, former CEO of Intel, took place during a breakfast meeting with the foreign press I'd helped set up in the Hotel ...2014
我與ERSO楊副所長談最多的是他20年寫的書......Intel 前董事長Andy Grove 的故事.....
2012.12
我發覺一不可原諒的疏忽: Ken 在80年代腎臟有點問題，不過當時我沒發覺。我跟他談起前一陣在You Tube 看昔日半導體業大英雄Andy Grove 抱病做”顧氏?紀念演講” ，諄諄告誡國人務必多深入研究醫療經濟學。
2007
Andrew Grove - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_Grove
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