| ??? 07/17/09 16:18 Read: times |
#167510 - More generalisations Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Richard said:
Often "doing it right" isn't as important as doing it quickly. It's the old "get in, get paid, get lost" thing. No, it is the old: "Inventing facts as I go, just because it must be so because I believe it is so." Richard said:
Many times, people use HLL because their development time and effort are reduced. Many times, people use HLL because an earlier shipping of product A means an earlier start of the development of product B which leads to an earlier shipping of product B, while lead to ... Having both product A, B and C on the market can make more money than just having product A or product A and B on the market. A product still in development/testing will not make any money, whatever the projected sell price would be. Richard said:
If time-to-market is critical, and maximizing profit isn't, [...] Time-to-market is maximizing profit, since you get more months of profit. Time-to-market is maximizing profit, since you can get competitor-free months when you rule alone. Time-to-market is maximizing profit, since you can claim a larger market share, that you can keep even after you get more competitors. Time-to-market is maximizing profit, since you will not make any profit on a lost deal. |
