Greg Kahn/Staff Erwin Staudt, a board member with USU Software, the third-largest IT company in Germany, center, jokes with Karen Strehl, left, as he prepares to play Louis Armstrong's What a Wonderful World on the trumpet at the Naples Pier on April 17, 2012. Staudt, the former CEO of IBM in Germany, said in 2008 that there was no way the company would double its goals in revenue and earnings by 2012. He said if they did, he would play the trumpet on the Naples Pier at Sunset.

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Greg Kahn/Staff Erwin Staudt, a board member with USU Software, the third-largest IT company in Germany, center, jokes with Karen Strehl, left, as he prepares to play Louis Armstrong's What a Wonderful World on the trumpet at the Naples Pier on April 17, 2012. Staudt, the former CEO of IBM in Germany, said in 2008 that there was no way the company would double its goals in revenue and earnings by 2012. He said if they did, he would play the trumpet on the Naples Pier at Sunset.

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