CRN's Top 25 Most Influential Executives Of 2006

By CRN Staff

9:00 AM EST Mon. Nov. 13, 2006
From the November 13, 2006 issue of CRN
Page 2 of 5

2006 TOP 25: 1-5 | 6-10 | 11-15 | 16-20 | 21-25

	(Sam Palmisano) Chairman, President and CEO, IBM Palmisano's software and services strategy appears to be kicking in, as evidenced by third-quarter results. Now he just needs to clue his field sales force in on the importance of playing nice with partners. [READ THE FULL PROFILE]

	(Paul Otellini) President and CEO, Intel Otellini appears to have Intel out of the wilderness, with a little help from his Israeli engineers. Now he needs to show that Intel can expand its horizons. [READ THE FULL PROFILE]

	(Joe Tucci) President and CEO, EMC Tucci's acquistion of RSA Security may be his boldest move yet as he continues to execute on his life-cycle management strategy. [READ THE FULL PROFILE]

	(John Thompson) Chairman and CEO, Symantec Thompson is beginning to deliver on promised synergies between security and storage software, but is facing a myriad of new threats to Symantec's market leadership. [READ THE FULL PROFILE]

	(Gavin Garbutt) President and CEO, N-able Technologies If there is one guy among the managed services platform pioneers who stirs up emotions, it is Garbutt with his all-or-nothing business transformation gospel. [READ THE FULL PROFILE]

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