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Sun CEO steps down after 22 years
As Sun Microsystems moves forward in the business and changes many things, they also look to a change in management. Scott McNealy is stepping down as the CEO of Sun, to be succeeded by Jonathan Schwartz. McNealy led sun for quite a while, and pushed Sun in many different directions including ones that ended up with Sun losing huge amounts of money over the past few years. With a change in management, the hope is that a change in direction will help bring the company back to good. With partnerships happening with companies like IBM and Vmware, we definitely see a change in typical Sun attitude, and for them it may be better this way.
User Comments (3)
Post a comment| DragonMaster on April 24, 2006 8:54 PM | Guess it's good for Sun.
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| Julio on April 24, 2006 10:05 PM | Same guess here, although some radical changes have been attempted in the past few years, Sun keeps lagging behind many of its competitors and losing market share.
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| benken2202001 on April 25, 2006 8:01 AM | Sun is solid, i just hope they don't sell out to the bigger dogs. (also, typo in 3rd sentance, its McNealy 
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