Partnering, by Saxby.
February 11, 2013
Sir Robin Saxby, founding CEO of ARM, invented ARM's partnering business model. Here's how it worked on one occasion.
"When DEC was sold to Intel, the boss of DEC said: 'I need your help. I want to assign our licence to Intel'," recalls Saxby.
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