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What stood out in your comment was the very last sentence. To be more specific, the part about "there really is no market left". Enterprises are always looking
by HenryTheHorse 11y ago
What stood out in your comment was the very last sentence. To be more specific, the part about "there really is no market left". Enterprises are always looking to solve the same two problems (cost and revenue) and there are always new ways to tackle those two issues. (Which, btw, also points me to a morale/enthusiasm issue at play with the owners. They think everything in the enterprise has been done.)
Thanks again for your input.