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Differences between Going Public in the Dot-com and Post Dot-com Eras

By Dominic Orr - Stanford

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Dominic Orr, CEO of Aruba Networks, observes a significant difference between going public in the post dot-com boom era in comparison to the actual boom. Orr argues that in the post-bubble era investors are much more thoughtful and analytical.

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Source:Stanford eCorner
Filmed: Fall 2007