The Biggest Little Industry You’ve Never Heard of Turns Fifty

Posted on the HuffingtonPost earlier Chips touch every aspect of our lives. You use chips in your car, in your phone, in your TV, in your fridge, when you play a video game, when you text, Skype or blog, in the bar code reader at the grocery checkout, when you take a photo, as your luggage is routed through an airport -- any time you use electronics today you are using chips. Now I am not talking about potato chips, I'm talking about semiconductors -- integrated circuits. Those small, intricate [...]

By |2017-12-06T09:51:40-08:00October 16, 2013|My Personal Journey|0 Comments

Autonomy, Revenue Recognition and the Duping of HP

HP's acquisition of Autonomy, and subsequent write down of $8.8B amid allegations of fraud by the Autonomy management team, is going to show up as a business school study one of these days, and so it should. The practice of revenue recognition in software, and how you can be misled by it, is simply not well understood by enough senior management and board members. And as companies shift their software products from license to subscription revenue it becomes imperative that board members do understand it or they can be easily [...]

By |2017-12-06T17:56:37-08:00November 21, 2012|Boards|0 Comments
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