Computing's second Punic war. (interview with Sun Microsystems CEO Scott McNealy)(Cover Story)(Interview): An article from: Chief Executive (U.S.)

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From the supplier: Sun Microsystems CEO Scott McNealy believes that the third phase of computing has arrived. After host-based computing and PC-based computing, network computing is emerging and Sun Microsystems is poised to lead the way. Its primary weapon is Java, a new object-oriented computer programming language launched in 1995. Once perceived as a fancy Web option, it has become an ideal tool for Internet and intranet computing. The computer industry and business users think of it as an important instrument for reducing the cost of desktop computing and improving the general cost-effectiveness of enterprise networks. McNealy boasts that the beauty of Java-based computing is that it does not require the abandonment of current systems.

Citation Details
Title: Computing's second Punic war. (interview with Sun Microsystems CEO Scott McNealy)(Cover Story)(Interview)
Author: J.P. Donlon
Publication:Chief Executive (U.S.) (Magazine/Journal)
Date: March 1, 1997
Publisher: Chief Executive Publishing
Issue: n121 Page: p40(7)

Article Type: Cover Story, Interview, Product/Service Evaluation

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