| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 1592.1 | Lowell, MA. | DENVER::DAVISGB | The Cat's purrin' !! | Thu Sep 12 1991 17:49 | 3 |
| I heard that Nortz went to Wang.
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| 1592.2 | Latest from ELF... | ALOSWS::SCHICKEDANZ | There ARE no guarantees... | Thu Sep 12 1991 18:50 | 12 |
| Page: 1 Find an Employee ELF Infobase: MLOELF
Common Name: DAVID GRAINGER
Search Surname: GRAINGER Search Given Name: DAVID DTN: 276-8016
Intrnl Mail Addr: OGO1-1/M2 Location: OGO Node: SONATA
Username: DGRAINGER Org Unit: OEM/VAR BUSINESS GROUP, Sales and Services
Position: Vice President
Common Name: RICHARD NORTZ
Search Surname: NORTZ Search Given Name: RICHARD, RICHARD A
DTN: 297-5146 Intrnl Mail Addr: MRO3-1/L17 Location: MRO Node: MCIS3
Username: RNORTZ Org Unit: DIGITAL SRVCS - US CS
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| 1592.3 | ELF > reality | FUNYET::ANDERSON | VMS: First and Last and Always | Thu Sep 12 1991 23:32 | 4 |
| ELF lists people who are long since gone, so I wouldn't rely on an ELF listing
to show that someone still works here.
Paul
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| 1592.4 | | COOKIE::LENNARD | Rush Limbaugh, I Luv Ya Guy | Fri Sep 13 1991 13:21 | 3 |
| Doesn't surprise me about Grainger.....he was clearly put out to
pasture a few months ago when he got his important new job.....what
was it now?
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| 1592.5 | Nortz goes to WANG - Confirmed | GLDOA::MCMULLEN | | Fri Sep 13 1991 16:03 | 3 |
| Received a phone call from a contact at WANG and within the past hour
it was on their "wire" that Rich Nortz as been named U.S. Field Service
Director at Wang. The Rich Nortz mentioned came from Digital.
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| 1592.6 | Wonder if this should tell us something about "Desktop Business" ... | YUPPIE::COLE | Proposal:Getting an edge in word-wise! | Fri Sep 13 1991 16:23 | 1 |
| ... as he was just in the VP job a few months?
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| 1592.7 | Egad!!! | QBUS::M_PARISE | | Mon Sep 16 1991 13:55 | 5 |
| re: .5
Why trade a head-ache for an upset stomach???
Just a thought.
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| 1592.8 | more on the way | MRKTNG::SILVERBERG | Mark Silverberg DTN 264-2269 TTB1-5/B3 | Mon Sep 16 1991 14:33 | 4 |
| Just heard thru the 'vine that 3-4 other VPs are no longer among us.
Mark
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| 1592.9 | Nortz out, Grainger I think is still in | MR4DEC::DIAZ | Octavio, SME International | Mon Sep 16 1991 15:33 | 9 |
| I have seen a memo from D. Zereski informing that Nortz left the company
to go to work for an unnamed company.
As for Grainger, I saw him yesterday at the Digital Seniors Classic,
which doesn't say anything concrete, but I would guess that if he left
Digital, he wouldn't like to run into a lot of DEC employees that know
him and explain what happened.
TD
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| 1592.10 | Dow Jones Newswire | SDSVAX::SWEENEY | SOAPBOX: more thought, more talk | Fri Sep 20 1991 15:03 | 38 |
| Copyright � Dow Jones & Co. 1991
Source: Wall Street Journal
Headline: no headline
Time: SEP 19 1991 1732
Story:
MAYNARD, Mass. -DJ- Digital Equipment Corp. said a vice president, David
Grainger, who headed the company's efforts to sell computers through other
manufacturers and software producers, left.
He was the fourth Digital vice president in six weeks to announce plans to
leave his job.
Grainger, 48 years old, once headed Digital's worldwide sales and service
operations, but he was transferred last year to the more limited role in what
Digital calls "Corporate Channels."
After that move, "the joke was that Dave Grainger was in grave danger," said
Terry Shannon, president of Gander Resources, an Ashland, Mass., consulting
firm that follows Digital.
Grainger couldn't be reached for comment. A Digital spokeswoman said he
didn't disclose any new job plans but said she assumed he had "numerous
offers." A successor wasn't named.
Earlier this week, Richard A. Nortz, vice president, U.S. customer services,
went to Wang Laboratories Inc. Earlier this month James M. Osterhoff, chief
financial officer, said he plans to leave the company. And in August, Robert
Glorioso, who had held top jobs in Digital's effort to sell mainframe
computers, took a leave of absence.
"It wouldn't surprise me to see more changes at that level in the near
term," Shannon said. Digital is continuing a reorganization designed to boost
sales and cut expenditures in the face of vast changes in the computer
industry that have slashed profit margins and increased competitive pressure.
Digital has never designated a successor to founder and president Kenneth H.
Olsen, adding to speculation about its management hierarchy.
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