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It's also important to understand that in a case like this, upper management likely _wants_ the money from installing this on laptops (or their bosses do, or th
by whoisthemachine 12y ago
It's also important to understand that in a case like this, upper management likely _wants_ the money from installing this on laptops (or their bosses do, or their boss's bosses do, and so on), so while they may act in good faith in translating the technical impacts of software like this to their management, they likely translate with a slight, unbeknownst to them bias.
- notsony 12y agoIt's pretty similar to what Comcast are doing by injecting ads into the web pages you visit. Perhaps the real problem is that tech companies hire too many product/marketing managers, resulting in them having to cook up ridiculous money-making schemes in order to justify their own existence.
- grecy 12y ago> Perhaps the real problem is that tech companies hire too many product/marketing managers, resulting in them having to cook up ridiculous money-making schemes in order to justify their own existence. You have hit the proverbial nail very squarely on the head.