4 ms·
Right, so iterations that ate up the old-school competition, not revolutions
by entropicdrifter 2y ago
Right, so iterations that ate up the old-school competition, not revolutions
- brookst 2y agoWhat was the last major tech company that was a revolution and not mere iteration?
- samrus 2y agoMaybe Netflix?
- brookst 2y agoThat’s a good one. Which suggests Amazon as well; similar revolution in distribution and scale. But there were companies shipping DVDs before Netflix, and also companies streaming movies online before them. So really a marketing / operations / distribution revolution.
- entropicdrifter 2y agoNetflix and Amazon were the first to effectively scale their revolutions up to mainstream accessibility that made them clearly superior to the competition. You could say they brought already-simmering revolutions to boil. Google was initially revolutionary just because their search engine actually worked incredibly well back before people started trying to game their rankings