Byte Company's meeting room, Dean had once again convened a board meeting directed at the decision-makers.
Those seated here were either major shareholders of Byte Company or its true executives.
Board members there just for show were not included in the invitation, as this concerned the company's core secrets.
Of course, this meeting also took the opportunity to formally appoint John Chambers as the senior executive for the European market.
But the real content of the meeting was for Dean to specify Byte Company's development plan for the next twenty years.
This was important for everyone, as had been said before—if Byte wanted a more successful IPO, Dean also needed to toss out more concepts.
As a company about to go public, it must have its own grand development strategy.
This plan or concept, regardless of whether it could be realized, had to be impressive enough; otherwise, how could they push the stock price up?
