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Xerox executives ranked among knowledge leaders
Two Xerox Corporation executives were recognised for "world-class knowledge leadership contributions to their organisations and the New Economy" at a meeting in Tokyo. Fuji Xerox, jointly owned by Xerox and Fuji Photo Film Co Ltd, also unveiled a global knowledge alliance at the meet. Xerox's Mr John Deely Brown and Mr Yotaro Kobayashi are among the world's 10 Most Admired Knowledge Leaders, according to a survey released by Teleos, an independent knowledge management research organisation, and Work Frontiers International, a management services consultancy. Mr Brown is Xerox's chief scientist and former director of its famed Palo Alto Research Center. Mr Kobayashi is chairman of Fuji Xerox and a member of the Xerox board of directors.AMD to meet flash memory needs of Siemens AMD on Tuesday announced a three-year agreement with Siemens Automotive AG, a global player in the electrical and electronics systems market, to supply them with AMD's most advanced flash memory devices. Under the contract, AMD will provide Siemens with devices intended to meet the increasing demand for flash memory within Siemens' automotive segment. Techies 2000 awards to be announced soon
In a manner akin to that of the last three years, the IT division of Media Transasia is again set to host its annual, popular IT award ceremony, `Techies 2000'. The IT and Telecom excellence award winners have been carefully chosen after sifting out over 3000 responses obtained through a nation-wide survey and are the ones that have withstood the test of preference as the user's choice. However, this survey was not merely based on the reader's perception. It was a random selection based on methodology which includes a range of parameters like product or services features, quality etc. Copyright © 2000 Indian Express Newspapers (Bombay) Ltd.
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