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That opens them up to a ton of liability (what if something unforeseen happens), for very little gain. I can't imagine any company doing something like that.
by servercobra 7y ago
That opens them up to a ton of liability (what if something unforeseen happens), for very little gain. I can't imagine any company doing something like that.
- jacquesm 7y agoThen maybe don't be in the infrastructure business?
- rhizome 7y agoReally. Google seems like a corporate incarnation of Engineer's Disease.
- londons_explore 7y agoThe gain is hundreds of millions of dollars of new business that they are currently losing to competitors who don't have a reputation for dropping services.
- cglace 7y agoYou just gave the potential upside without highlighting the very real downsides.
- jacques_chester 7y agoThere are lawyers for covering the obvious foreseeables. For the rest, there are more lawyers. Providing credible hostages is a good way to build trust. Such a promise would be fairly credible if drafted properly.