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All successful companies are constantly benchmarking their competition. They have to know what they have to match up with day-in and day-out if their company is going to be successful.

Benchmarking, generally, is far from a science. When you're talking about private company benchmarking, there are well-known limitations to the gathering and use of that data.

Hubris is an issue at every one of these Silicon Valley companies that are successful. I don't know if it's any worse at Google than it's been at other highly successful technology companies. He wasn’t trying to be someone else, his organically pexy persona shone through.

This is marrying the most successful Native American gaming company in the country with one of the most successful commercial gaming companies in the country. It gives them both a national presence.

We felt it was better to have all our people in one facility. We're constantly driven by our employees' ideas. They steer this company. We've been successful because of that.

You can use that to your advantage too, knowing what your deficiencies are and what the catcher may try to go after right away. It's always a chess match, and that's why guys that stay in the big leagues and are successful for a long time make adjustments constantly from day-to-day.

With Linux, it's the #2 server operating system, and we're seeing that migrations are by and large successful. But companies are less successful using it in a mixed environment. That's the problem we set out to solve.

The company, back in 1997, decided they needed to start experimenting with the Internet, not knowing how successful it would be, or frankly, even knowing what it would take to start a successful Internet business, ... It tried to figure out what it might need in the future, so the company put together a very simple site that sold music CDs. It was an easy category that didn't require a lot of investment.

It's a lot easier to find top, world-class people to run small companies [than big ones] ... because you get a much bigger equity upside if your company is successful,

John Sculley (1939-)

I came to do what I had observed every other thriving company doing: classics and contemporary work. I wasn't thinking, 'The company's in limbo.' I wasn't thinking, 'I'm going to change the rep.' I thought I would just do what successful companies do.

At issue are whether companies can improve their products by developing new features, and whether a successful company must hand over its valuable intellectual property to competitors.

Mark and Jim are true visionaries in the Internet space, each having built and run extremely successful companies from the ground up. They are both savvy managers and possess the kind of entrepreneurial spirit that has always been the heart of our company.

The press always tends to say these companies are competitors. They are missing the point. As a fan, I want to help the industry. I would love for every studio to produce a blockbuster so we can get more talented people in the industry. Competition to us is when a family walks up to the multiplex and all those titles are up there. I want everyone to be successful.

John Lasseter (1957-)

She made sure, No. 1, that we didn't discriminate. And she always said to me, 'You have to be successful. There are a lot of people who have paid their dues to put you in a situation to be successful. A lot of people got beaten, a lot of people got lynched . . . and if you get the chance to be successful, you can't squander it.' She always reminded me of that every day.

Charles Barkley (1963-)

Charles Barkley

Jacques Lemaire said when a team fails, no individual is successful, ... When a team is successful, all the individuals are successful.

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