4 ms·
Because it's a strategic risk for a hardware maker to be dependent on an outside company's software application to move hardware units. Reason being that the o
by Jeema3000 16y ago
Because it's a strategic risk for a hardware maker to be dependent on an outside company's software application to move hardware units. Reason being that the other company could take the killer app to another platform and quit supporting your platform altogether - and then your sales go down the tubes.
- KirinDave 16y ago> Because it's a strategic risk for a hardware maker to be dependent on an outside company's software application to move hardware units. They're moving a ton of units without a killer app. A killer app could only increase sales.