Jeffrey "Jeff" O. Henley (born 1945) is an American businessman and the vice chairman of Oracle Corporation, having previously been chairman.[1] (wikipedia)
We have an enormous sales pipeline for both applications and technology, ... Typically that's proven to be a good indicator of how we'll do.
Given the difficult global economy and the increasing uncertainty caused by the impending war in Iraq, we were pleased to see modest revenue and operating earnings growth in our fiscal third quarter,
Business continues to be extremely robust, which makes us bullish on the second quarter and the rest of the year, ... We think margins will continue to expand, and sales pipelines look good again this quarter.
Our assumption is that the U.S. economy will continue to improve, at least gradually, but technology spending will not show significant improvement probably for another six months.
We're optimistic. We definitely think the worst is over and things are going to start getting better.
Each quarter throughout this next year I think we should do a bit better, although we certainly don't expect any sharp improvements.
did not do as well as we think it should have.
After September, I've reflected on the campaign, and being a new father of twin boys, I really feel like I owe it to the kids in the city to give this a shot and make this district a better place.
I don't think we know where the bottom is, ... We've had several quarters in a row where each quarter gets worse. We've been assuming things probably won't pick up a lot for another year or two and we try to plan our expenses accordingly.
It feels to us like in Q4 we hit the bottom, and if anything, demand may be getting a bit better in Q1,
