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IMHO, there's nothing shocking here for anyone who ever sold or built enterprise software for the .gov. The things involved in these deals are very complex. Goo
by dblock 16y ago
IMHO, there's nothing shocking here for anyone who ever sold or built enterprise software for the .gov. The things involved in these deals are very complex. Google needs to hire some amazing enterprise sales people and not push its "we're right, you're wrong" message.
- barista 16y agoGoogle is really novice in this game. They will learn the tricks over time. Microsoft has played the game for many years now.
- txxxxd 16y agoYes, that would be the easier route to take for a large company with pockets as deep as Google's. I think this move is smarter than that though. Google has a knack for picking fights that not only help their own immediate cause (landing this govt. deal) but also aim for the greater good (fighting corruption, ensuring the better technology wins.) Whether it's genuine or just a show is impossible to tell, but if you don't have a vested interest in either side then you can't help but root for Google.