Tuesday, August 07, 2007
Jay Topper
washingtonpost.com: "I met an entrepreneur, Jere Harris, who was a second- or third- generation stagehand. He had devised a program that automated the movement of stage scenery on Broadway. He had spun this into a company called Scenic Technologies, which was about $35 million in revenue. He said, 'I'm going to grow this company into a billion dollars and would you like to be my first CIO"
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Sounds like he's very proud of his role ruining any number of small, healthy companies by absorbing them into The Borg, cutting off their cash flow, firing anyone useful, and hiring people who will work for as little as possible. The sooner PRG's creditors pull the plug on them the better.
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