The History of a Safer World is a love story - about business. It describes the rise of two Orange County, California start-up companies, Triconex and Wonderware. They operated locally but defined themselves globally. In an era from the fall of the Berlin Wall to the dawn of the dot.com economy, its an astounding story of entreprenurial triumph, a legacy of an employee-centric culture, and a blueprint for business success in today's rough seas.
Saturday, June 22, 2013
From the History of a Safer World: The great man died on December 31st, 2012. He was often called "The Software Playboy" and local obituraries described his social life as "one that would make Hugh Hefner blush." Who was Dennis Rene Morin? He was named one of the 50 greatest entrepreneurs in automation history (Bill Gates was another). When starting Wonderware, he told prospective employees "Listen, I don't know what I'm doing, but its going to be a great company." They listened, they followed, and made money. Wonderware became a great company, creating thousands of jobs and millions in new wealth worldwide. Not bad for an idea conceived in the founder's bedroom.
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