Isbn: 9798241380319 - the story of intel: invisible company that shaped the modern world (stories behind iconic brands) (5 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Intel was never meant to be famous.It didn't sell to consumers. It didn't dominate headlines. It didn't build flashy products people showed off.Yet for decades, it quietly decided how fast the world worked.The Story of Intel is not a technical history of chips. It is a gripping account of how an invisible company positioned itself at the center of modern computing, and how close it came to losing everything while still "winning."This book follows Intel through its most critical moments: The rise from a fragile memory-chip startup to a global standardThe brutal decision to abandon the very business that built the companyThe strategic genius behind turning a hidden component into a symbol of trustThe danger of becoming the default choice in a changing worldThe slow erosion of dominance as mobile computing, new architectures, and geopolitics reshaped powerThe high-stakes attempt to reinvent itself once again, in public and under pressureMore than a company story, this is a study of how power is built without visibility, how success creates blind spots, and why timing matters more than intelligence.You'll discover: How companies lose touch with reality while still growingWhy operational excellence can become a trapHow branding can create leverage even when customers don't understand the productWhy being central today does not guarantee relevance tomorrowWritten in a clear, narrative style, this book distills decades of strategic decisions into lessons that apply far beyond technology.If you build products, lead teams, invest, or make decisions under uncertainty, this story matters, even if you've never thought about processors. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Intel was never meant to be famous.It didn't sell to consumers. It didn't dominate headlines. It didn't build flashy products people showed off.Yet for decades, it quietly decided how fast the world worked.The Story of Intel is not a technical history of chips. It is a gripping account of how an invisible company positioned itself at the center of modern computing, and how close it came to losing everything while still "winning."This book follows Intel through its most critical moments: The rise from a fragile memory-chip startup to a global standardThe brutal decision to abandon the very business that built the companyThe strategic genius behind turning a hidden component into a symbol of trustThe danger of becoming the default choice in a changing worldThe slow erosion of dominance as mobile computing, new architectures, and geopolitics reshaped powerThe high-stakes attempt to reinvent itself once again, in public and under pressureMore than a company story, this is a study of how power is built without visibility, how success creates blind spots, and why timing matters more than intelligence.You'll discover: How companies lose touch with reality while still growingWhy operational excellence can become a trapHow branding can create leverage even when customers don't understand the productWhy being central today does not guarantee relevance tomorrowWritten in a clear, narrative style, this book distills decades of strategic decisions into lessons that apply far beyond technology.If you build products, lead teams, invest, or make decisions under uncertainty, this story matters, even if you've never thought about processors. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …