Intel's marketing general in the Operation Crush era; venture capitalist; the book that named the networked firm
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Co-founder of Mohr Davidow Ventures, and before that the Intel marketing executive behind Operation Crush and the author of Marketing High Technology. Added on Jonathan Hare's ruling (S-191) with no meeting claimed. His The Virtual Corporation (1992) — written with Michael S. Malone, one of the twenty-two narrators of the Jobs documentary — described the networked, partner-assembled firm two decades before the record's coordination architecture gave that idea an infrastructure; it is on this graph because the lineage of the idea belongs on the record.
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The Sand Hill firm of Larry Mohr and Bill Davidow — Siegel's partnership, Schott's executive residency, Navigenics' backer
Open →author, 1992Davidow and Malone's book — the partner-assembled, information-integrated corporation; what the coordination architecture makes operable
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