But the executives who masterminded the relaunch maintain that critical acclaim would eventually have translated into increased sales.
As tensions continue over the company's future, its executives have been abandoning ship at a rapid pace.
Too many executives are paid just for having a pulse, handed wads of money by sleeping boards who mistake cutting jobs for real growth.
The two executives who were kidnapped last week are yet to be released by their abductors.
Its vignettes of executives grappling with difficult problems will help others confront their own quandaries.
Many accountants made it to the board having previously served as senior executives.
Inspiration for the move came after hordes of late-coming executives pointed accusatory fingers at the transport system.
Two company executives and three flight crew were killed when their private jet crashed shortly after take-off.
Hollywood executives and other interested parties had to make do with a live webcast as he took the stand in the long-awaited trial.
She will be a tough act to follow and rival fashion executives are speculating that she is leaving while the going is still good.
The whacking salaries enjoyed by chief executives are necessary, we are told, to ensure the best people can be found for the job.
Players, coaches and executives are frequently summoned for jury service, just like every other American citizen.
Though private radio has sustained painful financial losses so far, their executives are still walking about whistling a cheery tune.
Critics, TV executives and its devoted audience raved about the show, making it seem more influential in Britain than perhaps it really was.
When she discarded the Afrocentric style that was her early trademark, record executives were dismayed.
The government hired the company to recommend readjustments to the salaries of chief executives.
Tough executives are tacitly understood to be well kempt on the outside, whilst inwardly crumbling, decaying, turning to sludge.
At the very least, it will make television executives think twice before rebooting The Addams Family.
Little wonder then that Qantas executives are racking up the air miles between Sydney and Canberra.
Instead of attempting to sell ad space on kiosks to executives with no marketing budgets, he adopted a no-pressure approach to meetings.
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He also says other executives committed accounting irregularities without his knowledge.
Few well-known executives who achieved celebrity during the boom years of the Nineties are now safe from shareholder retribution.
And once federal regulators are involved, industry executives are much more likely to examine their own corporate behavior.
Critics lambaste such payouts for health-care executives, calling them offensive when millions of Americans can't even afford coverage.
Airline executives had warned that a change in insurance cover might force them to stop flying altogether.
And they are pitching to network executives who come from largely the same world and they're all kind of speaking the same language.
Editors and reporters zero in on top executives or anyone in the organization who'll talk.
The problem is that the players are invariably selling themselves short and it is the marketing executives that are having the last laugh.
Yet the chief executives of these companies remain relatively low-profile, making headlines only when announcing expansions or job lay-offs.
The truth is that cable news executives shot themselves in the foot by surrendering to something that looks and feels like news but isn't really.
Chief executives come and go, never staying long enough to be answerable for their actions.
Indeed, executives at rival toy firms cannot believe that Lego has so far avoided outsourcing its manufacturing.
And why would executives that are enjoying a lavish lifestyle be sending alarm signals?
Her idea for a television series based on the same idea was roundly ridiculed by TV executives.
But that won't happen unless facility executives are educated about the value of rightsizing and the importance of whole-building design.
Some finance executives say they won't implement the complete scorecard because of the rigorousness of the theory.
Now, record executives are appealing to ethics to urge parents to stamp out pirating.
The huge salary rise took place after the government approved the Buckley report on salaries for executives of commercial semi-state companies.
Some wireless carrier executives said the company also spends more on below-the-line marketing than any device-maker.
It claims there was pressure on locals to sign their property over to oil executives.
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Indonesians expect foreign executives to act out elaborate rituals of etiquette as a precondition for establishing a good working relationship.
And as regulatory approval is obtained, executives will be freer to share the data they have on product road maps, synergies, and cost-savings.
He also asserted that they had yet to investigate to see if there were any links with some of the executives at the state company.
He appears to have roiled some executives who were turned off by his hard-charging approach and overselling the merger's synergies.
It hits them where they live because the executives can be held personally responsible for the damage to the company.
In fact the chief executives of most large media organizations around the world are not moguls but barons.
His study of emerging managerial competences involved senior executives, twenty of whom participated in a round-table forum.
Ineffective strategic management can bankrupt companies and ruin the careers of chief executives.
The air smells of smoke from the campfires of squatters who live on vacant lots, next door to software executives and movie stars.
No longer led by volunteers, but rather salaried executives, it started approaching its goals in much the same way a corporation does.
Hsieh said he was heading a team of officials and business executives to attract Macanese investors and holidaymakers to Hualien.
Other media executives who use cloud computing have told me they baked in similar protections into their contracts.
There is a very talented tier of young executives hungry for success and on the way up.
The meeting was attended by the automaker's top marketing executives from its various product brands.
The executives of international oil corporations, avowed globalizers in theory, are in practice the friends of regressive political economies.
The event proceeded smoothly and the Keg was eventually tapped by two executives of the Federation of Students.
British companies are still awarding their executives massive pay bonuses despite a press and shareholder outcry.
A new campaign against tax dodgers has China's celebrities and executives looking uneasily over their shoulders.
Technology today offers savvy business executives increasingly intelligent ways of cutting costs and automating business processes.
The mostly male executives running corporations across America would do well to take note.
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It's still possible that this is just a cataclysmic bankruptcy for which a few malfeasant executives will pay a stiff price.
The techies may well actively resist bad technology with good sales that the executives force down their throats.
Now, as a managing director of The Transitions Institute, she's helping executives make changes like the one she just made.
Energy deregulation resulted from lobbying by executives and backhanders paid to politicians.
For 30 years he's watched schlumpy executives and star athletes alike transform their lives.
However, the remaining baker's dozen of aspiring executives arrived anxious to reach their potential voters.
Script writers are chafing, television executives tell you privately that they are helpless.
However, Scrooge-like Post Office executives are insisting that branch offices should remain open until 4pm this year.
The executives in this case have shown themselves to be anything but patriotic.
The loan programme was originally created for executives who owed taxes on shares of restricted stock that had matured.
Cash has become a corporate security blanket, something executives cling to in frightening times.
Under threat of takeover, once-sleepy executives rushed to reshape their companies.
But requirements should be changed over time to make them more meaningful to executives if initial levels don't sustain their attention.
Most chief executives never have to deal with the aftermath of death and mayhem.
But thumb drives aren't the only form of digital storage media giving security executives heartburn.
Union officials have written to executives seeking an urgent meeting to discuss the matter.
Only the most brilliant of chief executives can move the share price and even here the evidence in the face of the dotcom meltdown is scant.
We would expect them to leave the executives to do their job and meet perhaps quarterly or semi-annually.
Despite resistance, the etiquette debate seems to be tilting in the favor of smartphone use, many executives said.
The series has delighted television executives with its unprecedented success.
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Scores of executives, government servants, students and businessmen were trapped on the roads.
As soldiers, they are beholden to the policies and representatives and executives and judges voted in by the rest of us.
Company chief executives topped the table in both years, reflecting their undiminished earning power under New Labour.
Cooperatives are organized to maximize economic returns for members, not top-ranking executives or distant investors.
When a company is acquired, and new executives take over, generous severance is considered appropriate.
University law teachers and legal executives may be considered for the bench, he will tell the Woman Lawyer Forum in London.
She says it is going to take executives of color to bring about changes to benefit the parity of newsroom diversity.
While the union executives have advanced this project intensively, there is substantial resistance to it by a middle level of functionaries.
Most trainers and owners have praised track executives for keeping them aware of developments and working to make the current meet.
I also spent a lot of time with other technology executives whom I viewed as best-practice in some slice of what they did.
A model train set with 50 pieces of track used to deliver bonus cheques to executives around the building.
Her supporters said she was unfairly singled out because of her celebrity and because of bias against female executives.
Corporate executives, however, see more to lose than gain from increased transparency.
In the late 1990s the itch to merge seemed to infect most of the bigwig chief executives.
Spectacularly inspired mismanagement by airline executives actually deserves much of the blame for the state of the industry.
Another big problem with using insider data on specific companies is that executives sometimes misread company prospects.
This means the shortlist of candidates to replace Mr Soden is likely to be made up exclusively of current executives.
The shortlist of candidates is understood to be made up exclusively of current Bank of Ireland executives.
The word flexibility trips from the lips of manufacturing executives around the globe.
If a company wants money from the city, then one of its top executives can handle a turn at the podium.
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Michele saw Mr. Coltrane excuse himself from the crowd of executives, and wave a hand to her to signal her to join him.
Ever since it gave the probe into what went wrong to two independent executives, the network has gone silent on the subject.
So whether it's teens watching Buffy or executives watching their budgets, the distracted mobile user seems to be a common type.
May, a month unbeloved by superstitious sailors, managed nevertheless to inject a surprise note of optimism into German executives.
Nearly 50 percent of executives expect to take fewer vacations in 2003, so it's coming at the rank and file as well as the muckety-mucks.
Chairmen and chief executives need to have a thick skin and take justified criticism of their companies in the way it is intended.
Some new technologies, like underfloor air distribution systems, create a win-win situation for facility executives.
There are plenty of other senior executives inside the bank who should be under the pump.
He suffered the further indignity of almost being muscled out of the party by executives who wanted to strip him of his riding nomination.
The TV executives predict a bonanza rating since both boxers are proven crowd pleasers.
The evolution of sophisticated chargeback programs has been a boon to facility and real estate executives.
But this was small change when compared to the pay taken in by the top executives.
Wearing a natty sports jacket and carrying a briefcase, Fraser would easily fit in with any group of up-and-coming executives.
State racing executives, however, continued to paint a gloomy picture of the industry's near-term future.
Hampering her diligent efforts was the unchecked bragging of more senior network executives.
The mayor picked him over career police executives for his unwavering political loyalty and subservience.
A brainchild of the Institute of Directors it was established to improve and sharpen the business skills of executives.
A reading of 50 or above on the index means that business executives are more optimistic than negative.
He, they believe, was carefully positioned by network executives as an unwitting victim of sloppy reporting by a subordinate.
Of course it also paid substantial sums to shareholders in the form of dividends and also paid rich salaries to its top executives.
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Recession is uppermost in the minds of politicians and chief executives as they gossip at the World Economic Forum.
We did a soft launch that only we and our top editors and executives could see.
Security executives and IT folk in particular have traditionally been short on those softer skills.
Well, the immaculately turned-up students and executives of the hospitality industry kept their nerve.
Since news of the scandal broke, the company has been forced to fire two of its executives and to demand the resignation of its chairman.
It was too narrow, executives decided, and would do little to help the company break out of the event marketing niche.
That's a question investors, executives, and politicians are asking with increasing urgency.
The fields of applied neuroeconomics, neuromarketing and neurofinance have executives wide awake and on the edge of their seats.
Some male executives make a point of brewing their own coffee to symbolize their professed non-sexist orientation.
As talented executives and managers graduate to larger leadership roles, they vacate positions that need to be filled by equally gifted people.
But executives at the public radio network recently removed the veteran newsman, making him a senior correspondent.
A large part of my job is evangelizing the strengths of the Internet to executives who still use the Web just for brochureware.
Many business executives now shun the major airlines and favour the no-frills operators.
I see now that the voice of a company is not limited to top level executives, vice presidents, and public relations officers.
More than that, this nation needs a president who uses his bully pulpit to seriously promote responsible behavior by corporate executives.
It is still all too common for executives from one big company to become non-executives on the board of a string of others.
Stakes in small companies will be bundled together like miniature investment trusts for busy executives to snap up.
Microsoft executives bristle at talk of Trojan Horses and the suggestion that bundling its Net services into Windows is unfair.
The tale spooked the executives enough to make them reexamine their assumptions about oil price and supply.
Jenny aspires to become a professional businesswoman just like the executives she encounters at Jones and Smith.
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Oh, squealed mining executives, this is unduly burdensome, this is excessive, this is not what we want!
Many companies nowadays give their executives bonuses in the form of share options.
He's had a series of executives who have tried to be his number two since back in 1994, when his former number two passed away, unfortunately.
Now, the attack on executives is at the forefront of the state's intrusion on civil liberties.
The executives that I met with impressed me with their drive, intelligence, business savvy and can-do attitude.
Some facility executives still believe that occupancy sensors are the temperamental beasts of yesteryear.
As a result, facility executives may feel that applying a window film will protect building occupants.
At Wembley his executives and handlers display little of the nervousness around him that is all too apparent in the courtiers to others.
Ironically it was Shier's own new hand-picked team of executives, imported at great expense, who voted him out!
Rather than going hat in hand to pharmaceutical executives, Canada uses single-payer's price controls to cap drug prices.
On Thursday morning, October 11, executives of the five networks issued a joint decision essentially capitulating to the government demand.
It suggests one of Australia's longest-serving bank executives is still open to offers.
Apart from wealthy old men and executives it's not much of a hedonist indulgence but a matter of actual need.
Well, if you're a typical working stiff in today's corporate world, you're not getting any bargains from the big executives upstairs.
Now executives treat the plan as a work in progress, giving it a thorough once-over every quarter and reviewing some parts weekly.
Options are both compensation for executives and also potential costs to stockholders, since their exercise dilutes stockholder ownership rights.
Advertising executives had speculated that the two companies might discuss a carve-up of Aegis, which would be too large for Havas.
I've said things in the heat of the moment but you can't honestly have executives talking up share prices just to get a short-term result.
Publicly, Saudi oil executives express optimism about the future of their industry.
Network executives insist they have no grand plan to begin routine streaming of their programming.
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So we had this big meeting with some of these executives around a conference table, and talk about your stuffed shirts.
At least six senior executives have left since the beginning of 2008, including the firm's former global head of high-frequency trading.
To achieve this he is putting in place a bonus plan for the top 300 executives that will reward outstanding performance.
In Washington, the Protocol School's clients include high-powered business executives and members of the diplomatic corps.
The overseas business schools contributing to this new centre of excellence will attract high-powered executives from around the world.
Unusually, I was not taking part in a high-powered meeting of senior executives, nor was I immersed in a possible board room takeover.
I went into a boardroom for the meeting, and two of the big high-up executives sat there and smoked cigars throughout the whole meeting.
Despite that, Jameson said American TV executives appeared to prefer that the show be overdubbed for their market with all-English accents.
There are few executives with a wit or the patience to withstand such a showing.
Seventy percent of the Europeans polled, for example, think that top business executives are overpaid.
If the executives were overpaid, then this company should have a competitive advantage over others in the industry due to the cost savings.
In the thin free-agent market, several executives fear many players with modest talent will be overpaid.
The answer is they are greedy and cheap, just like the executives of the supermarket.
However, it is the wider implications of the Pearson and CLT-Ufa deal which had senior executives working overtime this weekend.
All of the products will be launched in time for the holiday season, executives said.
The men of my extended family were all corporate executives and the women were all homemakers.
Governors, state school chiefs and business executives will lead the efforts in each state.
The list of delegates included council chief executives, health officials, police chief constables and minority group leaders.
With the economy flailing, many corporate executives and leveraged-buyout chieftains are taking a wait-and-see attitude.
So are cable news executives just pandering to the popular taste in order to get a bigger rating?
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Company executives also discovered that the machine appealed to consumers who were serious about housecleaning.
One major factor contributing to the company's decline is the high degree of parasitism practiced by the auto executives and big investors.
These executives and managers are humble, fearless, modest, and willful with endless reserves of energy.
Or is it creating a neurotic, hyperactive corporate culture in which chief executives are too nervous to make any decisions?
Many housing executives view people from a very paternalistic and patronizing attitude.
Expensive restaurants are patronized at supper time by a new breed of business executives who combine dining with professional interaction.
Many were young support staff members earning moderate salaries far below the massive paychecks of top executives.
As executives are continuing to work at the group, the issue of pay-offs had not arisen last night.
It is peopled by stockbrokers, businessmen and executives, who come and go throughout the day, giving their views on matters all and sundry.
Company executives said they would focus on sales in emerging markets and on co-branded operator deals.
The company concluded that investors are no longer prepared to accept the word of corporate executives simply at face value.
So, who can blame American executives for pining for the day when the future and the present practically coincide?
Stock options were a way to make executives more involved with the fates of the companies.
This article discusses the indirect costs businesses can pay when executives financially endorse a candidate.
Documents show industry executives have been keen to encourage film-makers to endorse their products in this way.
The company car, once the ultimate perk for business executives, could soon be heading for the scrapyard.
Even logging company executives admit there was a time when they acted as if Quebec's forests were inexhaustible.
Now, margins have been compressed by pricing pressures, and industry analysts and executives don't see prices firming anytime soon.
But in 1992, Airbus executives received an unwelcome wake-up call.
Such executives could also unwittingly invoke illicit URLs by mistyping the web address of popular software firms, banks or even children's television programmes.
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Such directors are most capable of evaluating the decisions and recommendations of the executives at a financial firm.
Bombarded with stories about unscrupulous corporate executives and the employees they done wrong, workers begin to gaze warily at their own managers.
In the meantime, the remuneration committee would like to make an award to executives that is triple the level of awards allowed under the new scheme.
The CBS executives denied that the anchor swap represents a midcourse correction for the show.
The America of the oil companies that funded his election campaign, the multinationals making huge profits out of sweated labour, and the chief executives?
If the TV executives in this Los Angeles office have their way, America will soon get the chance to watch imported African TV shows 24 hours a day.
Every day, it seems there is another story about corporate sleaze, fraud and robbery by senior company executives, many with connections to the administration.
Budgets are out of control because government executives lack flexibility to shave here and there to make ends meet.
They have all seen advertising revenue decline significantly and executives believe the constant diet of down news is wearying readers and advertisers.
One can even hear both the regulators and Goldman executives acknowledge that the deal should have required fed approval.
Despite these and other unpardonable sins, banks showers tens of millions of dollars in bonus money on top executives.
Since May various GM executives, including Akerson, have been calling Lutz to pick his brain.
But executives have a lot to do with the larger agenda to emasculate and colonize.
Carnatica has initiated a voice management course for people who use their voice professionally, such as singers, musicians, radio jockeys and call centre executives.
Yet corporate executives who create value get taxed in full on their comp packages.
While top executives are raking it in, wages for workers are diminishing.
American moviemakers and studio executives have always been slower to respond to social unrest, perhaps out of fear that controversy will scare away audiences.
The coldest product during 2002, according to several top after-market executives, was multi-disc CD changers, which until last year had been selling quite well.
Cochran was out there junketing with the best of them, enjoying an all-expenses paid trip to New Orleans, courtesy of lobbyists and executives in the poultry industry.
Awarding chief executives shares and share options can encourage them to ramp the share price by acts of headline-catching bravado which rarely translate into value.
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Most agencies have a group of people called account executives who are responsible for liaising between the client and the agency staff who work on the account.
And Jobs was a control freak who cowed his executives and micromanaged everything down to the plastic covers on the iPads.
At least Apple executives can receive millions upon millions in salary and stock without Occupy Wall Street batting an eyelash.
When that happens, Treasury officials and AIG executives will justifiably take a victory lap.
I don't do lunch with high-powered executives any more, I'm glad to say.
The good boss who finds one of his executives has failed to deliver a piece of research on time and to the right standard will probably feel a surge of anger or irritation.
Here's something that has network news executives sweating bullets.
I have spent most of my 30 years of practice counseling top executives at a number of name-brand financial firms.
The annual general meeting season is turning into open season for a whole host of chief executives as investors vent their ire over poor performance.
Hitchcock said that when vertigo was finished, he took it to New York to screen it for the Paramount executives.
The final straw came when she discovered that she was heavily underpaid compared with male executives within the group doing similar or equivalent jobs.
There is little room for sympathy when chief executives screw up, particularly if shareholders, employees and customers are left holding the baby.
Investments such as the wind tunnel, new headquarters and Dayton Thermal will help the company meet a growing demand for its products in North America, say executives.
Once executives in a company are educated to the risks, there is a much better chance that security practices and policies will be adopted company-wide.
Alas, the halcyon days have receded, giving way to a cold new era in which executives actually have to earn their personal millions by making real money for their investors.
Many of our organizations are cesspools of addictive and abusive behavior even as executives espouse otherwise. People harm the spirits of others daily and humanity is lost.
Middle-ranking executives were encouraged to take risks off their own bat.
Throughout the turnaround period, the executives in the kitchen cabinet had essentially trained everyone else within the company to defer to them.
The anguish among New York Times staffers over the paper's handling of the Judith Miller saga has mounted in recent days, much to the consternation of its top executives.
Pryor had yet to become the volatile social satirist who unnerved white industry executives and delighted black audiences.
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With 330 million customers worldwide, the move is undoubtedly causing phone company executives to squirm.
In Japan, high-powered executives of big corporations are put under stress to make strong, resilient men of them, to make them think fast, to make them make decisions quickly.
They enable corporate executives and knowledge workers to access and use valuable corporate information assets to more effectively measure, manage and expand their businesses.
Interviews with miners and mine executives established that many companies took the test equipment and placed it in equipment rooms or near air intake ducts.
Learn why a growing number of Canadian employers are introducing employment agreements for their employees-from senior executives to sales representatives.
The Ponzi king is now saying J.P. Morgan executives suspected he was up to no good before his massive fraud was exposed.
The minister was speaking when he met chief executives and board chairpersons of statutory bodies under the Ministry of Commerce at the ministry's headquarters.
Independent schools inspector Jim Beeke asked the registrar of companies to review potential conflict of interest with company executives controlling the schools' boards.
McPherson is famously abrasive and is universally regarded as one of the most disagreeable executives in Hollywood.
She told delegates times were tough for manufacturing firms and the Government was just as angry as unions about executives receiving huge pay-offs.
Company executives will not lack for feedback about how they are doing.
I am sure producers and TV executives everywhere were sorry to hear that Jon had been laid low by pneumonia before Christmas and like me wished him a speedy recovery.
They were flying muggins here to London at a time when it wasn't cheap, so I could meet these music business executives and talk about our fabulous career.
The executives at Coastal Federal Credit Union in Raleigh, North Carolina, certainly believe in the technology.
There is a growing generation gap between old-school general managers and scouts who trusts their instincts and new-breed executives who live to play it by the numbers.
Of special interest were the multi-media packages, which business executives could use to make product and service presentations to clients and prospective customers.
As CEOs tell it, rewarding executives and employees with stock options makes them all busy beavers bent solely on increasing their company's value.
The inflated pension earnings created a false impression of profits and helped trigger the flow of bonus money into the pockets of company executives.
Paul's background is in sales and marketing and his life coaching company normally specialises in helping well-paid executives deal with their high-powered lives.
Demand for rentable homes by expatriates and local executives is driving the increase in rents for luxury properties on The Peak, a real estate management firm said.
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In mid-August, a group of mainland Chinese business executives made such a stink at a Chicago hardware fair that most attendants were left perplexed and appalled.
Sadly, modern TV executives are more worried about holding zapping audiences and ratings figures than about television as an arts and culture source.
In this case there were many executives called as witnesses but persons such as equipment operators and mechanics with direct knowledge of the facts were not called.
Among the harassed electricity company executives who stammered in front of television cameras on the night of the power cuts was Bill Edwards, president of Niagara Mohawk.
The Australian Institute of Management's latest national salary survey found that executives and managers did not get that much more lucre last year.
In Billy Wilder's aching, razor-sharp urban romance, Jack Lemmon works for a massive insurance company and his apartment has become a love nest for adulterous executives.
Chief executives of government authorities often complain that they are not given an unambiguous brief with clear mandates and a single objective.
What is needed is a clean-out of those executives and bureaucrats.
Horror films had been at it since the 1930s but the big change began in the 1970s, as executives twigged that there might be added mileage in follow-up stories.
That seems to be particularly true in Japan, where the taste of bureaucrats and executives who can't even choose their own neckties determines how whole cities look.
That hollywood ending was a re-shoot, tacked on to the end of a brilliant psychological thriller by nervous studio executives.
It's not uncommon to see executives and engineers helicopter prototypes down to the trail, where a test driver puts the new vehicle through its paces.
He has no doubt spent the time delving into the condition of the markets, taking soundings from business executives and consulting with his counterparts from around the world.
Nor, if it comes to that, is there any justification in the way that executives awarded themselves multi-million bonuses while axing 170 rural branches.
The executives were trying to wrestle artistic and creative control back.
Other key presenters included executives from Google, Microsoft, and start-ups like pebble.
The more far-seeing of the thousand or more chief executives here know it.
Though none of the artists on the roster at his own J records has shown signs of unrest, Davis knows better than most record executives the perils of the prima donna.
Whether you are selling a product, building a brand or hiring executives, there are several reasons why an evaluation system should be in place and used regularly.
But, for what it's worth, I have no beefs with the current executives.
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Magazine magnates, television producers and movie studio executives wouldn't continue to use bridal themes as a blueprint if they didn't snare consumers.
In correspondence and face-to-face talks with three executives, the five were told the company could not make the same level of savings by axing jobs in France and Germany.
But a survey of chief executives last month found that one in six said their trusts would not be compliant with the new rules by the time they came into effect.
And executives need to deal with those people-oriented changes up front or risk delays and bottlenecks in getting e-market initiatives off the ground.
The executives promised that the new technology would revolutionize the sales cycle by analyzing trends and providing road maps to bigger and better sales results.
The personal wealth of some of Ireland's most high profile technology executives has been decimated by the continuing slump in technology share prices.
As a result, many chief executives lack the informal brain trust of fellow business school graduates that Americans can usually turn to for advice.
Economists, bankers, and executives equated ad men with sideshow barkers, while scientists considered psychologists no better than fortune-tellers.
Ailes personifies Fox in a way that is true for few other corporate executives.
Fed up with television executives and studios, the star of Monty Python and Fawlty Towers set up the website last month as a vehicle for his humour and personal philosophy.
After all, he works in an organization where inauthenticity reigns, where little truth is told, and where executives wouldn't know a feeling if it hit them in the face.
Not surprisingly, 52 per cent of all chief executives surveyed, regardless of location, cite sustained or steady top-line growth as being of greatest concern.
Senior executives believe investors will be carried away by exaggerated advertising and cash in on their pensions and homes in the hope of making a fast buck.
Knowing some of the local politics I am aware that trying to support six chief executives, all with different working styles, may be an unmanageable job.
Jim Milton, the doyen of crisis management, is bringing his decades of experience to bear in a bid to calm bothered executives and carve a path out of the troubles.
And chief executives are not the only ones in the line of fire.
Last Saturday, The New York Times reported that Ford executives have been working behind the scenes to develop a company-wide strategy for carbon-dioxide reductions.
The group included insurance executives and brokers, real estate developers, and former Hawkeye State legislators.
The idea behind the executive share option is that incentivised executives will work harder if they can see themselves owning a piece of the company they work for.
The story caught even the most senior executives at NBC Universal off-guard.

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