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Businesses are not built on things they sell, they are built on the customer problems they help solve. If you build microprocessors, you better understand how
by TuringTest 4y ago
Businesses are not built on things they sell, they are built on the customer problems they help solve.
If you build microprocessors, you better understand how your clients are using them to create electronic devices, and provide all the services and documentation they may need. A less potent microprocessor paired with a website that perfectly explains how to use it and what use cases it supports will win any day over a more powerful chip that no one understands.
- yobbo 4y agoYes, but the investment in things can be so great that it becomes impossible to change according to customer preferences. The business then has to find new problem spaces for their things.