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Thing is, "best in class" means different things to different people (and companies). E.g., which PC platform is best in class? OS X, Windows or one of the fla
by hackaflocka 12y ago
Thing is, "best in class" means different things to different people (and companies).
E.g., which PC platform is best in class? OS X, Windows or one of the flavors of Linux?
- harryh 12y agoI agree that this is a potential problem. Is it possible to making something flexible enough to fit the individual needs of lots of different companies? I feel like it should be, but I certainly don't know for sure.