| Pervasiveness and Execution: Staying Ahead of Competitors | May 23, 2003 |
John Thompson
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Symantec Corporation |
Entrepreneurial Thought Leader Speaker Series |
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| Video 12 of 17 from this talk |
- 00:57Changes in Enterprise Software: 2002-2004
- 03:27Retooling the Infrastructure of Your Company
- 01:22Customers Must Drive Your Business Model
- 03:16Customer Diversity is Essential
- 02:09You Cannot Stop Spending on Innovation
- 04:04Security Business Post-9/11
- 03:15To Hedge or Not to Hedge?
- 01:49Envisioning the Future: John Thompson
- 01:55Security is a Broad Domain of Technology
- 03:11Identifying Opportunities: Intrusion Detection
- 01:51Stick to Core Mission, Focus, and Keep It Simple
- 03:42Pervasiveness and Execution: Staying Ahead of Competitors
- 05:28What is the History of Security Software
- 03:25Acquisition and Growth for Symantec
- 01:47Competition: Network Association vs. Symantec
- 02:23Will Symantec Expand to Include Transaction-Based Security Products?
- 02:31Measuring Success: You Measure What Matters
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Amateur hackers are mainly knowledgeable about the windows environment, says Thompson. But professional hackers can hack into anything. Symantec welcomes the giants like Intel and Microsoft into the space. According to Thompson, the Netscape phenomenon was a product of the arrogance of youth that is not prevalent in the country boys at Symantec.
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