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Cerner

"Always be able to visualize yourself, understand how are you going to double or triple in size.

I schedule time to think. I get up as early as I can ... and that is the time that I have, my mind is clear ... and I do not have to be interactive."
- Neal Patterson

Sliver of GeniusKansas City, Missouri. In this segment of the show, called the Sliver of Genius, we study people who have broken through and grown quickly and solidly. Neal Patterson has built this business into a leading healthcare software company. Starting from scratch in 1985, Cerner topped $150 million in sales in 1995. In 1998 FORTUNE Magazine named Cerner one of the best places to work in America.


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