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 4 of 5

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

	(Ron Hovsepian) President and CEO, Novell Hovsepian is promising to return Novell to its identity as a software company -- in particular a Linux software company -- but can he recapture some of Novell's glory days? [READ THE FULL PROFILE]

	(Safra Catz) Co-President and CFO, Oracle Safra says she doesn't want Ellison's job, which is probably the safest thing to say at Oracle. But if the company's mega-mergers continue to bare fruit, her star will continue to rise. [READ THE FULL PROFILE]

	(Andy Juang) CEO, Equus Computer Systems Custom systems are on the upswing again, and Juang gets the nod for building the Midwestern systems builder into the leading supplier of custom systems to the channel. [READ THE FULL PROFILE]

	(Zach Nelson) CEO, NetSuite No one is doing a better job of selling software-as-a-service to small businesses -- and the channel -- than Nelson. [READ THE FULL PROFILE]

	(Greg Spierkel) CEO, Ingram Micro Spierkel is making good on a promise to take the distributor in new directions, as evidenced by Ingram Micro's solid performance over the past year. [READ THE FULL PROFILE]

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