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[Discuss] Discuss Digest, Vol 14, Issue 21



Richard Pieri <richard.pieri at gmail.com> understated thus:
> Technical superiority clearly is an insignificant factor in the
> consumer decision making process.

I started my career in a vanpool sharing rides with engineers from the Rainbow
Project.  That project was a day late/dollar short but came out with some
great technology.  Everyone's heard of the IBM PC by now, but Rainbow is not a
name that anyone's ever heard of.  (Perhaps someone on /this/ list has. ;-)

For some stoopid reason, I'm still an engineer even though I learned Pieri's
words of wisdom at such a tender young age.  Marketeering trumps engineering
every time.

-rich





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