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Ian Dinwoodie, CEO of inkjet pioneer, Xaar |
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Written by Ben Fountain
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Wednesday, 30 April 2008 |
 "Xaar is in an excellent position of having a good cash balance, no
debt, great technology, good management, and a good business plan.
Hence operationally and financially we are highly self sufficient, and
don’t see the need for a parent. However ‘money talks’ and there is no
doubt a price at which our shareholders would say ‘thank you very much’."
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Dave Abraham, CEO of Cambridge-based Signify |
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Written by Ben Fountain
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Wednesday, 16 April 2008 |
 "Users would no longer have to remember lots of passwords – they could
just use their single token and we’d all be more secure. But to achieve
this we will need to reach a critical mass of organisations using our
service, which will involve developing a global brand and becoming
integrated into all the key systems access points."
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President of Cambridge University Entrepreneurs, Cong Cong Bo |
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Written by Ben Fountain
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Wednesday, 09 April 2008 |
 "At MIT, for example, even as an undergraduate, you can take time out of
your studies to start a business, which would be unheard of in
Cambridge. This is perhaps a fairly radical step to take, but we could
certainly encourage more free-flow between industry, academia and the
start-up scene."
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Written by Sam Fountain
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Wednesday, 02 April 2008 |
 " Over the
last decade we have a built up a very
talented engineering team within the
group - many of whom have a stake in
the company - and we plan to expand
this team organically and grow the
business steadily from cash generated
from within the group. "
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Ben Fountain poses the questions to Howard Biddle of 42 Technology |
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Written by Sam Fountain
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Wednesday, 19 March 2008 |
 "Consultancy is often the earliest indicator of a slowdown, because it’s
a discretionary spend, but right now we are busier than ever."
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