Cormorant Posted April 28, 2016 Share Posted April 28, 2016 Also curious why you think the Aurender is the least future proof as it seems quite flexible? Gary I agree with Firedog. Monolithic, locked in solutions will be going the way of the dodo. Think Digital Equipment Corp. It was excellent high end equipment in its time... My system here Link to comment
Cormorant Posted April 28, 2016 Share Posted April 28, 2016 very interesting...people w/o serious aurender experience make hasty judgements re future perspectives of aurenders R&D plans Companies facing technical obsolescence have a number of options available to them, including 1) biting the bullet and going with the new paradigm, treating some past development as sunk cost, 2) partially going with the new tech and hoping that is enough, 3) handwaving about future R&D and circling the wagons. There are other approaches too. If DEC had embraced PCs way back when they might still be around today. My system here Link to comment
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