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The company was established in 1976. Its main founder is a person named Stan Shia who collected with four of his colleagues who were calling themselves - computer farmers - $ 25,000. Stan Shieh, the current president of the company, began his career in 1971 at Union Industrial Corp. and during his time there he was able to design and develop a sophisticated calculator.
Creation
In late 1972 he helped set up Calitron, where he was the leader of the group that invented the first hour in a pen. In June 1976, Stan Shih and his friends founded Multitec International Corporation, which later became Acer and specialized in the personal computer industry. Under his direction, sales reached about 6 billion in 1996. The company marketed personal computers to the world, making it the only Asian and non-Japanese company to be among the top 10 computer companies in the world, starting with $ 25,000, five partners and 11 employees.
In 1978, he ran the Micro Processor Training Center, where he trained more than 3,000 engineers from Taiwan within two years. The Microprocessor Bulletin was also published to disseminate computer science and ideas in Taiwan. In 1985, Acer Land was founded, a chain of more than 100 computer stores. In the same year the company had branches in Germany and Japan. The company's name was changed to "Acer" in 1988, a Latin word with multiple meanings (verb, subtle, intelligent, and categorical), and in the same year Acer entered the stock market.
Development
Stan Shih's ambition was Garva and he loved fame and wanted to make Acer the fastest device in the world. Speed ​​is his constant passion and all research is focused on making the computer faster. In addition to serving as president, he holds several positions, including a senior consultant at Multi Super Highway Corridor Advisors. He gave awards for his contributions to the computer industry, one from Asia Week and was selected by Business Week magazine as one of the top 25 managers in the world in 1995. He said: "He is one of the Asian giants of investors. His image appeared on the covers of economic and commercial journals as a distinguished figure. He was honored by the Marshall University Teachers and Students Committee and received the International Award for Management Excellence on January 1, 1998. He was selected by Executive Digest Magazine as one of the best managers in the last 15 years.
He was also awarded the International CEO of the year in 1995 by the Financial World magazine. In the same year, he was chosen as the CEO. The Al-Kidwa Award, a prize for people who are important role models for others, is recognized. Fortune magazine said it was one of 25 people you should know if you wanted to make deals in Asia. He was able to make his company outperform big Japanese companies, and Micro Times said he was one of the 100 most influential people in US information systems history.
Stan received countless medals, many names and numerous awards. Stan Shih started a modest start but became a semi-national hero in Taiwan and has created jobs for thousands of Taiwanese. This subject gives him immense pleasure. By wanting to make your computer faster and faster, save time and make people handle the computer easier and get better results in less time.
Stan Shih's success story of personal motivation has served millions still.
Ambition and achievement
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