23 Quotes by Paul Sagawa

A lot of roll-outs are slowing down a little bit. The next upgrade isn't going to be ready until the end of the year.

They go together like chocolate and peanut butter.

It's a terrific move. It creates two businesses, each focused on their own area, and two investment vehicles that are more closely aligned with the kind of performance that investors are looking for.

It's a terrific deal, ... It adds legs to Lucent's top line growth.

It's a capability that Nortel doesn't have today. If the deal happens, Lucent will have more complete metropolitan solutions.

They can get additional debt financing the question is, what do they have to pay for it.

In the period until the merger is consummated and maybe the quarter afterwards, there tends to be a lull in capital spending, followed by a burst after they do their integration planning, to more than make up for it.

I think 15% is a baseline, a minimum forecast. All our checks suggest strong growth.

Chambers did say that the second quarter will be more challenging for the company,