The 50 most powerful people in networking, listed alphabetically

By nobody, Network World
December 26, 2005 12:05 AM ET

Shai Agassi	SAP
Steve Ballmer	Microsoft
David Barnes	United Parcel Service
Marc Benioff	Salesforce.com
Gordon Bither	State Street
Kim Cameron	Microsoft
Robert Carter	FedEx
John Chambers	Cisco
Eva Chen	Trend Micro
Alfred Chuang	BEA Systems
Jeffrey Citron	Vonage
Lt. Gen. Charles Croom	Defense Information Systems Agency
Larry Ellison	Oracle
Steve Elterich	Fidelity Investment Systems
Gary Forsee	Sprint Nextel
Ian Foster	Univa
Bill Gates	Microsoft
Charlie Giancarlo	Cisco
Diane Greene	VMware
Craig Hinkley	Bank of America
Mark Hurd	HP
Scott Kriens	Juniper Networks
Kevin Martin	Federal Communications Commission
John McHugh	HP ProCurve Networking
Scott McNealy	Sun
Steve Mills	IBM
Dianah Neff	city of Philadelphia
Paul Otellini	Intel
Sam Palmisano	IBM
John Partridge	Inovant
Don Peterson	Avaya
Peter Quinn	commonwealth of Massachusetts
Greg Raleigh	Airgo Networks
Kevin Rollins	Dell
Hector Ruiz	Advanced Micro Devices
George Samenuk	McAfee
Eric Schmidt	Google
Ivan Seidenberg	Verizon
Gil Shwed	Check Point
Paul Simmonds	ICI
Mark Spencer	Digium
John Swainson	CA
Matthew Szulik	Red Hat
John Thompson	Symantec
Joe Tucci	EMC
Jayshree Ullal	Cisco
Daniel Warmenhoven	Network Appliance
Fred Wettling	Bechtel
Edward Whitacre	the new AT&T
John Williams	Auto-ID lab at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology