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Donald Haile: Top tips for entrepreneurs
Alan Cane talks to no-nonsense Donald Haile about his career and his way of dealing with salesmen.
Bill Nuti: ‘Banks need information to reach out to customers’
Bill Nuti, chief executive of NCR Corporation, tells Penelope Ody that IT is vital in modifying consumer behaviour.
Marc Smith: Inbox out of control? You’re not alone
Microsoft sociologist Marc Smith tells Mary Branscombe why e-mail software is socially inept and what he intends to do about it.
Jean-Philippe Curtois, Microsoft: In search of mouseless markets
Ben King asks Jean-Philippe Curtois about the technology giant’s policies towards poor countries.
Sergio Giacolletto, Oracle: Eye on the future
The man charged with melding the company’s acquisitions while retaining customers talks to Ben King.
Miles Flint, Sony Ericsson: Eye the trends, and set them
When the 3GSM World Congress opens today Miles Flint will be looking and listening as much as showing off Sony Ericsson’s products and services.
John Johnson of Intel: Technology makes efficient workers
Even in the world’s most sophisticated companies it is often the little things that make the difference.
Michel Mayer: Unfazed, highly focused and French
Alan Cane talks to the man who heads the former semiconductor operations of Motorola, which were spun off last year.
Len Lauer: US in Sprint to catch up
Len Lauer tells Paul Taylor how Sprint Nextel is trying to close the wireless technology gap.
Paul Jacobs of Qualcomm: Where Asia leads, the rest follow
Video phones and handsets as gaming consoles are the way forward for networks.
