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]]> By: Len Kawell http://www.feld.com/wp/archives/2007/05/137-newbury-street.html/comment-page-1#comment-4798 Len Kawell Mon, 14 May 2007 03:50:21 +0000 http://www.feld.com/wp/?p=1633#comment-4798 If you're wondering "where Lotus went", it diffused throughout the industry. Last night about 600 ex-Loti had a 25th Anniversary Party at the Hyatt in Cambridge and it was an amazing celebration of an amazing company. Lotus as a company doesn't exist any more (swallowed up by IBM), but the ideals and visions of all of us have been driving new tech companies in New England and the rest of country for over 20 years. I could have spent a week or more catching up with everyone I knew from the wonder years at Lotus. Is Google going to be the new Lotus for Cambridge? It may provide an incubator for wonderful new technologies, but it has a tough act to follow to create an organization that leads and influences a generation of socially aware leaders like Lotus did. If you’re wondering “where Lotus went”, it diffused throughout the industry. Last night about 600 ex-Loti had a 25th Anniversary Party at the Hyatt in Cambridge and it was an amazing celebration of an amazing company. Lotus as a company doesn’t exist any more (swallowed up by IBM), but the ideals and visions of all of us have been driving new tech companies in New England and the rest of country for over 20 years. I could have spent a week or more catching up with everyone I knew from the wonder years at Lotus.

Is Google going to be the new Lotus for Cambridge? It may provide an incubator for wonderful new technologies, but it has a tough act to follow to create an organization that leads and influences a generation of socially aware leaders like Lotus did.

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