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Practices navigation map Back to the Network World 200 index page The main NW200 piece Whose zooming whom? Best Practices What's in a name? The Next 40 The Stalwarts

  • White-hot, burning Ebbers
    WorldCom chief Bernard Ebbers catches the industry napping.

  • The Bay that House built
    CEO David House brings Bay Networks back by dint of will.

  • Lucent's guiding light
    Richard McGinn stays close to customers to keep on top.

  • Eckhard makes it look easy
    Compaq CEO Eckhard Pfeiffer banks on his bold vision.

    The NW 200

    Profiles: A look at five industry powerhouses

    Whose Zooming Whom? A list of mergers and acquisitions.

    What's in a name?
    A look at how the players got their names.

  • Each honest calling, each walk of life, has its own elite, its own aristocracy based on excellence of performance.

    - James Bryant Conant, American educator and diplomat

    Skimming the cream off the top of the Network World 200 will leave you with a ladle full of huge companies. But size alone does not equal greatness. Plenty of large companies are searching for focus and struggling to realign themselves.

    Ebbers
    WorldCom's Ebbers
    House
    Bay's House
    McGinn
    Lucent's McGinn
    Pfieffer
    Compaq's Pfieffer

    We tracked down four industry leaders who are excelling, hoping for a glimpse into how they manage to succeed where others have failed. Most of them had to weather criticism and skepticism on the road to success. But succeed they have.


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