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I could be wrong, but this article looks like it refers to 2 different Dee Hocks. If so, article needs to be split and List of people by name: Hoa-Hok needs to be adjusted accordingly. Elf | Talk 19:55, 3 January 2006 (UTC)[reply]
I work for Visa -- all the info in this article is about one and only one Dee Hock. Yes, he is the "Chaordic" guy. Pretty interesting person, with all sorts of wild ideas, not least of which is the unique way in which Visa was structured (a private, non-profit membershhip-based organization, with a federal approach to decision-making). He is now retired, and lives in Woodside, CA, a fancy-schmancy area near here. 198.241.217.15 17:43, 5 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]
