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Stephen Kamman Quotes
«When you actually get down to the brass tacks of who's going to get paid, then it becomes competitive.»
Author: Stephen Kamman
«If you want a rule of thumb, 40 percent of the cost of putting in a new application is integrating it with the other applications.»
Author: Stephen Kamman
«I think Cisco can definitely meet [second-quarter] estimates. You've got to give the company a ton of respect for their ability to manage their internal business on a day-by-day basis.»
Author: Stephen Kamman
«My gut feeling is they'll probably say there will be low visibility in the near term, but things will come back in the third or fourth quarter of calendar 2001.»
Author: Stephen Kamman
«They're showing progress. They promised us they would cut costs.»
Author: Stephen Kamman
«People come to tech for that extra-special sizzle, not for the steak. By buying into Cisco they're buying into a market that's more moderate.»
Author: Stephen Kamman
«I think what they're doing is promising us what they can deliver. The question in February will be, 'can they deliver a little more than that?»
Author: Stephen Kamman
«So far, they're looking pretty good.»
Author: Stephen Kamman
«They delivered on the revenues, they delivered on the guidance ... they looked pretty confident going forward.»
Author: Stephen Kamman
«In a market where a lot of companies haven't managed to deliver, that is probably good enough. You can't expect miracles forever.»
Author: Stephen Kamman