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Richard Elkus on How Computers Saved Japan
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Richard Elkus on How Computers Saved Japan
Commonwealth Club - The Commonwealth Club of California
Richard Elkus, a Silicon Valley entrepreneur and business leader, chronicles the history of what he calls America's abdication in key industries like television, consumer electronics and semiconductors.He cites short-term financial interests that triumphed over long-term national strategies for economic competitiveness. He then outlines 10 critical principles essential for America to regain the economic and political clout that comes from strength in strategic global markets - The Commonwealth Club of California
Commonwealth Club - The Commonwealth Club of California
Richard Elkus, a Silicon Valley entrepreneur and business leader, chronicles the history of what he calls America's abdication in key industries like television, consumer electronics and semiconductors.He cites short-term financial interests that triumphed over long-term national strategies for economic competitiveness. He then outlines 10 critical principles essential for America to regain the economic and political clout that comes from strength in strategic global markets - The Commonwealth Club of California
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