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Encyclopedia > Sanjiv Sidhu

Sanjiv Sidhu is the founder and chairman of i2 Technologies The son of a chemical engineer from India left the safety of his lab job at Texas Instruments in 1988 to start i2 Technologies out of his apartment-with no venture capital. The productivity software maker landed big-name clients like Barnes and Noble, Panasonic, and Procter & Gamble. i2 made a huge splash when it went public in 1996. At his peak Sidhu's personal stake in i2 hit a high of $6.5 billion. i2 Technologies is a supply chain management industry company. ...


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Business • Sanjiv Sidhu: Texas Monthly September 2000 (1374 words)
Sanjiv Sidhu is one of the richest, most successful men in Texas and, for that matter, the world.
Sidhu was born in Hyderabad, India, to an affluent family, and his father was a chemist who oversaw that country's national laboratories.
Sidhu is so convinced of i2's ability to save companies money that he hired an independent auditing firm to document the results.
:: India Inc :: (443 words)
And Sanjiv Sidhu, founder and chairman of i2 Technologies is one such person whose words, thoughts and actions mean courage, conviction and integrity.
Sidhu, whose entrepreneurial skills remained latent for some time, finally broke free to launch a supply-chain management firm, i2 Technologies.
Sanjiv observed that both share the same beliefs as far as work, ethics and customer service are concerned.
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