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Yes, I can also see that happening in many other companies. I think that this urge on putting something new out quickly (Innovation?), regardless of being stabl
by vmateixeira 11y ago
Yes, I can also see that happening in many other companies. I think that this urge on putting something new out quickly (Innovation?), regardless of being stable or not, is what they think they can win market with. And sure they can.
- fla 11y agoYup, It is a way to add more 'perceived value' than there actually is. Lowering the investment required for creating something that _seems_ worthy enough for people to buy it. From a customer perpective, it looks like an evil spiral more and more companies tend to fall into. Edit: wording
- marcosdumay 11y agoThis might be yet another enterprise trap set-up by the fact that the people deciding what software to buy are different the people paying for the software and different from the people using the software. The problem is that Windows isn't a purely enterprise product. Although it gets little money from the end user market, it needs dominance on that market for strategic reasons. So, MS will ensure it dominates end user market, whatever it takes.