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Tuesday August 02, 2005
Off to Beijing
Today I'm off to Beijing, where Sun has a large and growing
engineering
center. My team there now includes more than 150 people, and this
will be my third trip to Beijing this year. What's different
about this trip is that I'm bringing my entire staff
with me. Why? Because to develop and grow a site six
thousand miles and sixteen time zones away from headquarters requires
significant investment and dedication to success. Giving my staff
the chance to meet the engineers and managers at the site, and vice
versa, is an important step in bringing Beijing virtually closer to
Menlo Park. We're very excited about the opportunities in
China. Our Beijing Engineering and Research Institute will play a
large part in helping us develop those opportunities
Stay tuned. I suspect you'll see some blogs from Beijing.