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When Larry Bossidy took the helm of AlIiedSignal in 1991, morale was low, the company's stock price was depressed, and its operating management team was weak. By 1999, it was a thriving business. He credits the turnaround to his commitment to one task: hiring and developing great leaders.

Most of what's been written about the Internet's impact on business is dead wrong. The time has come to abandon the destructiva rhetoric of Internet industries and e-businesses and sea the Internetfor what it is: anenabling technology that makes strategy more, not leas important and that complementa, rather than cannibalizes, traditional sources of advantage.