Kent Joshi
Biographie de Kent Joshi
In 1986, he went to work for a small software company by
the name of Microsoft, which needed help establishing a
presence along with WordPerfect and Lotus 1-2-3. Armed with
a Microsoft Mach/10 accelerator card and a Microsoft mouse
with a steel mouse ball that reminded him of the pinball
games he was addicted to, Kent was determined to make a
mark somewhere in the computer world. Along the way, he
worked for IBM, a company that was partnering with
Microsoft to jointly release the next killer version of
DOS, called OS/2.
After several years as a good corporate citizen, Kent
started his own company called The Joshi Group. Providing
technical consulting services, he built a roster of clients
including Nestle, Taco Bell (division of Pepsico), and
Merrill Lynch. Later, he sold his company to Software
Spectrum, an international consulting company that is
publicly traded on the NASDAQ.
Livres de Kent Joshi
Auteur : Kent Joshi
Éditeur : Editions d'Organisation
Date de parution : 07/05/2003
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Auteur : Kent Joshi
Éditeur : Que
Date de parution : 01/09/2000
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