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As someone else stated here 'you don't work in the enterprise, do you?' Where money is being spent, Google and Apple are no where to be seen. They're just figh
by mhurron 13y ago
As someone else stated here 'you don't work in the enterprise, do you?'
Where money is being spent, Google and Apple are no where to be seen. They're just fighting over the fickle and low margin consumer market.
- phaemon 13y ago> Where money is being spent, Google and Apple are no where to be seen. They're just fighting over the fickle and low margin consumer market. That theory would be more convincing were it not for the fact that Apple makes more money than Microsoft...
- nostrademons 13y agoFamous last words, if you've ever read The Innovator's Dilemma. Google is definitely moving up-margin into Enterprise with a fair degree of success; I'm not sure about Apple, but I wouldn't be surprised if they are too. In tech the companies who are successful in low-margin market segments are predators and the ones in higher-margin market segments are prey.
- nijk 13y agoThe 30% app store fee 'no margin' market? Google Apps is seen in the enterprise. Not a majority, of course. A lot of aggregate business is small Business these days, where Google apps has a foothold.