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- Title
- The Value Factor: How Global Leaders Use Information for Growth and Competitive Advantage (Bloomberg)
- Author
- Nyberg, Lars
- Publisher
- Bloomberg Press
- Publication year
- 2004
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- Very Good
- Binding
- Hardback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 1576601579
- ISBN 13
- 9781576601570
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- 386 grams
Information is the new competitive edge. Capitalizing on the information a company owns about its customers, suppliers, and partners has become the value proposition for sustainable long-term growth. Combining case studies and analyst insights with common sense and surprisingly simple ideas, "The Value Factor shows how companies transform information into a competitive asset. Authors Mark Hurd and Lars Nyberg of NCR Corporation, who are leaders in global technology and information services, have access to some of the top companies in every industry. In this book they offer their unique perspective on what the innovators are doing to get ahead and stay ahead in today's tough business environment and how companies at the forefront are using information to meet challenges and turn them into growth opportunities. As noted by marketing luminaries Don Peppers and Martha Rogers of preeminent global marketing firm Peppers and Rogers Group: "Information, even more than capital assets, products, or brands, will be the best source of sustainable competitive advantage going forward. Hurd and Nyberg have succeeded in outlining a vision and a plan for putting that information to work in ways that drop directly to the bottom line. Better read it if you plan to do any business in the 21st century."
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About the Author
Mark Hurd is the former president and chief executive officer of NCR Corporation, a leading global technology company. NCRs automated teller machines, retail systems, Teradata® data warehouses, and IT services provide Relationship Technology solutions that maximize the value of customer interactions.
Hurd was named chief executive officer and elected to the board in March 2003. Previously as president and chief operating officer, he was instrumental in formulating and executing strategies to maximize operating efficiencies and profitability.
Hurd joined NCR in 1980 and was chosen to run the Teradata division in October 1999. He was promoted to chief operating officer of the division within a year. Under Hurds leadership, Teradata increased revenue by approximately 36 percent and improved operating performance by over $250 million. Today, Teradata is a $1.2 billion business and the market leader in large data warehouses and analytical solutions that help businesses drive growth.
Hurd now serves as chief executive officer for Hewlett-Packard.
Lars Nyberg is chairman of the board of directors of NCR Corporation, a leading provider of Relationship Technology solutions.
Nyberg served as NCRs chief executive officer from June 1995 until March 2003 and led its transformation from a hardware manufacturer to a technology solutions provider. He also is widely acknowledged as the architect of NCRs dramatic turnaround following its spinoff from AT&T at the end of 1996. Today, the company is a global technology leader and number one worldwide in data warehouses above one terabyte in size, automated teller machines, and stationary barcode scanners.
Prior to joining NCR, Nyberg spent twenty years with Philips Electronics NV in a number of senior positions. Most recently, he was chairman and CEO of Philips Communications Systems Division. Nyberg also serves on the boards of directors of The Sandvik Group in Sweden and Wisconsin-based Snap-on Incorporated.
Hurd was named chief executive officer and elected to the board in March 2003. Previously as president and chief operating officer, he was instrumental in formulating and executing strategies to maximize operating efficiencies and profitability.
Hurd joined NCR in 1980 and was chosen to run the Teradata division in October 1999. He was promoted to chief operating officer of the division within a year. Under Hurds leadership, Teradata increased revenue by approximately 36 percent and improved operating performance by over $250 million. Today, Teradata is a $1.2 billion business and the market leader in large data warehouses and analytical solutions that help businesses drive growth.
Hurd now serves as chief executive officer for Hewlett-Packard.
Lars Nyberg is chairman of the board of directors of NCR Corporation, a leading provider of Relationship Technology solutions.
Nyberg served as NCRs chief executive officer from June 1995 until March 2003 and led its transformation from a hardware manufacturer to a technology solutions provider. He also is widely acknowledged as the architect of NCRs dramatic turnaround following its spinoff from AT&T at the end of 1996. Today, the company is a global technology leader and number one worldwide in data warehouses above one terabyte in size, automated teller machines, and stationary barcode scanners.
Prior to joining NCR, Nyberg spent twenty years with Philips Electronics NV in a number of senior positions. Most recently, he was chairman and CEO of Philips Communications Systems Division. Nyberg also serves on the boards of directors of The Sandvik Group in Sweden and Wisconsin-based Snap-on Incorporated.
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