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Re: Network Operations Luminaries?
From: Petr Swedock <petr () ai mit edu>
Date: Fri, 7 Dec 2001 12:18:01 -0500 (EST)
: : : business management is in more need of luminaries as the business failure : rate is orders of magnitude higher than the internet packet drop rate. But that's sooo not what we're talking about here... Two points: Business failure rates are not a function of the number of "luminaries" (I'm not even sure I like that word...) but of how well those sages are received and heeded. How many businesses fail because they didn't read Drucker? The failure rate, based on poor operational management, of networking and network based companies, is unknown but certainly many orders of magnitude higher than the internet packet drop rate... Peace, Petr -- Systems, Networks and Gadgets, done with Artful Intelligence -<>-<_>-<__>-<_>-<>- Policy: ASCII/text attchmnts alway read. PDF maybe read. Others, by necessity, may be ignored. Don't take it personally, it's a time issue.
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