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Ironically, this ends up being pretty much a spin-off since the companies which founded and own Pivotal are working on a merger themselves. We’re back to this
by exelius 9y ago
Ironically, this ends up being pretty much a spin-off since the companies which founded and own Pivotal are working on a merger themselves.
We’re back to this model of “innovation” I guess.
- zxcba23sdf23 9y agoFree markets aren't interested in innovation as a norm. It's too disruptive of the capture the entrenched players have. At this point, the economy is really just a "make money off money changing hands". As it evolved to a "service oriented economy" it started servicing it's ephemeral efforts over literal. Cause, IMO, the literal production of goods is a dead end for business. It's being left behind as we've realized how to make enough, and that the same cotton T-shirt is just what it needs to be regardless of a logo. We're rather starting to grasp at straws about what to do outside the rigorous STEM fields.