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Clayton christensen, in his book , recommended to assign disruptive innovation projects, to seperate business units.I remember that the celeron development was
by ippisl 16y ago
Clayton christensen, in his book , recommended to assign disruptive innovation projects, to seperate business units.I remember that the celeron development was one of the highest achievement of the israel intel branch. so maybe they implmented christensen's advice.
- rbanffy 16y agoIIRC, it was the Pentium M that came from the Israel branch. The first Celerons (again, IIRC) were common Pentium IIs without cache in the processor cartridge.
- ippisl 16y ago"What Intel did was set up a separate business unit in Israel down at the low end. They have a product called the Celeron chip which is much cheaper and came in at the low end of the market. " http://www.cse.iitb.ac.in/~cs671/interview.doc http://www.cse.iitb.ac.in/~cs671/interview.doc