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Like many disruptors, Apple isn't offering a 100% complete business and technological model for their partners. They're offering a new way of thinking about tr
by crusso 12y ago
Like many disruptors, Apple isn't offering a 100% complete business and technological model for their partners. They're offering a new way of thinking about traditional services and a family of integrated computing products with which to deploy those services.
The business partners can't just expect to do nothing to be a part of a game-changing service. They'll need to adapt their technologies, business models, expectations, etc.
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- brudgers 12y agoCricket is hardly disruptive. Apple's market position allows it forgo B2B relationships based on the goal of mutual success.
- crusso 12y agoWhat is Cricket? I googled "apple cricket" and nothing interesting came up. I'm not sure what point you're trying to make.
- brudgers 12y agoMay I suggest reading my top comment beyond the first sentence now?
- crusso 12y agoOh, sorry, that latter sentence of your original post made absolutely no sense to me. First time through, I had even read it several times but figured it was some obscure sport reference and I just stuck with stuck with my contention of your statement that 'Apple doesn't partner with other companies'.
- brudgers 12y agoIt is good to see that kind of go getter attitude. I wish more people would argue against things they don't understand.
- crusso 12y agoIt wasn't my fault that your statement was easy to refute. After that, I just chalked the poorly-worded obscure sport reference up to poor communication skills.