June, 2000
Volume 3, Issue 3

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A Team Boston Newsletter

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Introducing the TOP HAT TEN,
the ten best winning combination
scores for the entire Team Boston assignments

Ghassan Tannous Hanover         101.2
Kevin Wentworth Hyannis        101.1
Rich Goral        Haynnis         101.1
John Cain        Raynham         101.1
Ronnie Abboud      Braintree         100.9
Chadi Kawkabani Somerset        100.8
Michael Corbett Charlestown 100
Jim Kantarowski Prembroke 99.1
Suhair Batel        New Bedford 98.9
Tony Al Kovry Acushnet        98.9

Trend Update...

Don Listwin, an executive vice president with Cisco Systems Inc., hit the nail on the head when he told a Washington Post reporter, "The essence of the New Economy company is using technology to optimize your information." But he didn’t go far enough. The essence of the new economy is how technological innovation will introduce dramatic changes in every single economic sector.

Soon it will become apparent that the global economy has changed in fundamental ways, and those changes

 

 

 

 largely result from the development and application of technology. Future changes will be even more dramatic and will occur more rapidly. There’s no turning back. One result will be a prolonged economic upswing in the developed world, which will also benefit less wealthy countries, as companies create jobs and improve the infrastructure in those regions. Innovation will become the only competitive advantage, placing ever-greater emphasis on knowledge management. Characteristics of this new economy: global, innovative, perpetually in motion and technology-driven.

 

 
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