My message gives the impression that I'm dumping the entire responsibility for communicating Autodesk's strategy on you, personally. That isn't my intent.
People look to senior management to chart the direction of the company.
If he can't, or won't, then Malcolm Davies, in his role as Executive VP, and from his focus on communicating the company's message to the outside world should do it. If he can't, or won't then you should do it. What is at risk is the entire program of renewal I called for in Information Letter 14, which was tacitly accepted by management in meetings with employees inside the company, although, based on my conversations with analysts and reporters over the last couple of weeks, largely poo-poohed in comments made outside the company.