John Montgomery Quotes (16 Quotes)

Hard Rock has this cachet and image that can't be under-valued. I think if it had gone to Vail, for example, which already has a number of world-class hotels, the impact wouldn't have been as great.

Ms. Fulgham invoked her right to remain silent and would not answer any of our questions. She also refused to participate in any psychological testing.

We all know and see people every day with these conditions. Most have no idea that they are at risk. They're silent conditions until a stroke occurs or an aneurysm bursts.

There are a lot of people in the world that can make software, but there are very few people in the world that can make money off of software,

In case you don't know, the VS and .Net Framework development teams have a customer board building applications on our beta software, and we need them all to say we're good to go before we can ship (or to tell us that their development schedule doesn't allow them to upgrade to the latest release candidate and thereby excuse themselves from the process), ... So yesterday we got the signoff from the 24 customers (any one of whom can stop our ship cycle).

Our fund has five quantitative models that drive it, we are extremely disciplined in measuring numbers and statistics, and we never let emotion creep in. Though an individual's portfolio shouldn't be overrepresented in small-cap stocks, you'll want to have some, and growth rather than value will be a better place for the next few years.

I don't feel like the Hanover voters rejected us last time. I feel like I failed in communicating with them.

I think this is a pretty innovative solution. There are a lot of things you can do as a private company that you can't as a public one.

It's very sad that people depend on this shelter to take care of their animals and you get here and see that the conditions are just unbelievable,

The future of Java is to become an underlying programming framework that nobody makes any money on. It becomes a commodity.

If cash levels are higher, that's good. Portfolio managers tend to get it wrong. They misread the market.

I think there will be significant interest.

I've got 20 years of experience finding common sense solutions to problems. Not just plans, but execution in getting things done.

John Montgomery, director for the Developer Division at Microsoft, laid it out even more simply. The story, in a nutshell, is there's a complex ecosystem that sits around developing applications and making money off of them, ... And Microsoft has shown itself to be pretty good time and again at figuring out how people can make money off of its products.

I think this has the potential to be one of the sexiest projects we have seen in years.

There is no doubt that us being aggressive has caused people to move around,