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Perhaps when no innovation is required. They have a terrible record of leading the way into new territory, and a questionable one when the growth engine is acq
by itomato 8y ago
Perhaps when no innovation is required.
They have a terrible record of leading the way into new territory, and a questionable one when the growth engine is acquisition.
Azure was another copycat product.
- alkonaut 8y agoWell they aren't really famous for innovation for large products (but they do innovate quite well in the small e.g. languages/research). The question here was about copying: when you are after in an area, do you aquire something or lauch a large project to catch up. That doesn't even make sense for non-copycat products.