Programmed for fun: software writer-turned-corporate chieftain has a relaxed approach to management.

A profile of Charles Wang, chairman, CEO, and controlling deity of American software giant Computer Associates. Although Wang regards his programmers as the most important people in the company, he does not want any of them running the company. Computer Associates was established in 1976 by Wang a...

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Publicado en:Far Eastern Economic Review Vol. 159; pp. 78 - 79
Autor principal: Elegant, Simon
Formato: Biography
Publicado: Review Publishing Company Ltd. June 20 1996
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