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Trent Shipley tshipley@symbio-tech.com
Tue, 30 May 2000 12:49:52 -0700


> > More important is the question of whether or not the bloat can be
> tolerated.
> > If you can live with it, then eliminating the bloat becomes an
> unprofitable
> > exercise in engineering.  Often the tradeoff between hardware and
> > development costs favors buying brute-force capability.
> >
> >
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> 
> Aaah, force 'em to upgrade...  I betcha there's a lot of big-wigs 
> that have
> that same concept.  You gotta keep the money comming in somehow.  Right?
> 
> Don

For an internal product, you do cost-benefit analysis.

For an external product, sales-and-marketing makes the call.