Keep your eyes open and your thinking fresh by reading Rich Karlgaard, Forbes' publisher headquartered in Silicon Valley. Karlgaard is not only a tech-savvy journalist, but also an astute observer of the digital revolution.
Quacks are everywhere, promoting the worst possible outcomes.
But ask your colleagues if they would fly on Jan 1, 2000. My guess is that we'll see a Y2K boom, a stampede of global money into the U.S. market. On Circling the Wagons Facing a blitz of new products from competitors scarcely imagined five years ago, successful companies find it tempting to retreat into services. The path to redemption is to wow customers with great products lashed to the growing power of chips, bandwidth, and software. But his legs feel heavy, unmovable.