Microsoft Success Driven by 'Constant Learning' - Andrea Taylor

[Finiras]

she reminds me of joe the plumber

[Finiras]

microsoft success is driven by the fact that they were early. they are not innovative in any way anymore, their current success solely depends on suppressing competition

[entropyfu]

Constant learning=

Constant theft of competitors intellectual property.

Constant monopolistic tactics.

Constant insistence on proprietary technology and closed and centralized standards.

[Matchu80]

It was all about constant learning;

not about cornering the market by driving out the small business or making monopolistic deals with the good majority of hardware companies~

no, it couldn't have been that!

or how about "borrowing" technology from businesses big & small, or Gates pushing for 'free trade' agreements around the globe?

Nah, his success is all just driven by 'constant learning'.

heh.

[RemiG2006]

Microsoft Success Driven by forcing corporations as well individual users to use their products. Tho I have to say, since sp3 I am happy user of Windows XP who's not going to upgrade to Vista or Windows 7

[funkalunatic]

If the purpose of philanthropy is to "help" people by "providing [indoctrinating] people with a way of thinking and being that allows [requires] them to be open and receptive to constant learning [struggling to keep up with what the system wants them to do]" then IMO that sort of philanthropy should be outlawed.

[nadadreamer]

by constant learning must mean constantly stealing ideaes and tech from other companies

[xjaskix]

i was expecting a comment EXACTLY like that :D and for good reason.

[DjDedan]

@nadadreamer haha true but i bet you own a 360...