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"the leader in intelligent workload management" What does that mean?
by sudonim 16y ago
"the leader in intelligent workload management"
What does that mean?
- jacquesm 16y agoAs a rule, American companies will present themselves as the 'leader in X', whatever the actual state of affairs in 'X'.
- jcromartie 16y agoOr, if they are an honest company, they will define X to be so narrow as to only include one company.
- T_S_ 16y ago"As a rule, American companies will present themselves as the 'leader in X', whatever the actual state of affairs in 'X'." "PayPal. The world's most-loved way to pay and get paid." Spotted as I fought the Catch-22 UX unsuccessfully to update my home address. There may be a universal law of physics for any business speech not subject to fraud claims. I'm sure everything in Japan is ichi-ban, etc.
- theDoug 16y agoApart from not meaning much, it means they find ways to edge themselves into your your businesses, if you pay them some money, build up your reliance on their products, and are then forced to keep using the products or start your process from scratch. They're middlemen. And that they make the more money than their competitors in doing so.
- follower 16y agoIt means that "Groupware" is no longer a high-value buzzword.
- jimfl 16y agoWorkload management refers to PlateSpin, Novell's server virtualization product.
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- blantonl 16y agoWorkload management always meant "Job Scheduling" to me - so I'm with you on this. Never knew Novell was in the job scheduling business (nor attachmate)