Your problems, his profits

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It is vital to be able to work under pressure if you are to be successful in the software industry, according to Symantec CEO Gordon Eubanks. He became very interested in computer technology at an early stage in its development, and found that he enjoyed programming. He has presided over strong growth at Symantec, which was founded in 1982 and is now one of the largest software companies in the world. He believes that the most successful companies are those which value people more highly than assets and encourage employees to be innovative.

Computer Software, Software Publishers, Officials and employees, Computer software industry, Software industry, Software, Symantec Corp., SYMC, Eubanks, Gordon

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You've read the novel, now play the game

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Computer games have the potential to be the storytelling medium of the future, according to author Tom Clancy. He believes that there will be strong interest in stories in which people can play an active role. He has created a new company, Red Storm Entertainment, with the aim of assessing the potential of storytelling on computer. He has also released 'Politika,' a computer game, along with a novel of the same name. The game, based on IBM's Java-based software technology, is designed to be very interactive and conversational.

Social aspects, Authors, Writers, Computer games, Clancy, Tom

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The royal hunt of the Sun

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Sun Microsystems is keen to emphasize to the almost 700,00 programmers who use its Java programming language that it will remain platform independent. This follows allegations that rival Microsoft has made changes to the Java code to make it more compatible with the Windows operating system. Sun believes that potential Java users should not be deterred by the legal battle it is currently fighting with Microsoft. It has also launched a branding initiative designed to ensure that programmes comply with the strict rules of Java.

Usage, Product information, Application development software, Sun Microsystems Inc., SUNW, Java (Programming language), Java (Computer program language)

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