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Wang Laboratories

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    …and electronics engineer who founded Wang Laboratories.

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    …and electronics engineer who founded Wang Laboratories.

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  • John T. Chambers

    …years there he moved to Wang Computers. During his eight-year tenure at Wang, he had to lay off 5,000 employees, and he later said, “I’ll do anything to avoid that again.” In 1991 Chambers took a position at Cisco as senior vice president of worldwide operations.

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    …years there he moved to Wang Computers. During his eight-year tenure at Wang, he had to lay off 5,000 employees, and he later said, “I’ll do anything to avoid that again.” In 1991 Chambers took a position at Cisco as senior vice president of worldwide operations.

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