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says>"How much is that IP worth if a significant number of your employees decide to leave to work on a product in the same space, because you can't do it right?
by QUINTUSPUBLIUS 6y ago
says>"How much is that IP worth if a significant number of your employees decide to leave to work on a product in the same space, because you can't do it right?"
Let me rephrase that for you (with a mind toward a court case):
" How much is that IP worth if a significant number of your employees decide to leave to work on a product in the same space, because, while working for Cisco/Webex, they worked out all the bugs and now know how to write the software right?"
Nail in the fscking coffin, Dude! Cisco is going to own Zoom (literally and figuratively).
- robjan 6y agoCisco have had nine years to own Zoom for this IP theft you allege. It's not going to happen.
- fao_ 6y ago> because, while working for Cisco/Webex, they worked out all the bugs and now know how to write the software right? Well they obviously weren't given room by Cisco to fix the bugs, or there wouldn't be any. Or they didn't have room to start afresh amid technical debt. In any case, I think the developers would probably not be foolish enough to use techniques that they had used at Cisco?