Re: Spam cube

[Valdis.Kletnieks () vt edu]

On Mon, 20 Mar 2006 12:02:53 GMT, Drsolly said:

> No. If you find that you can't provide what they need, then you go back 
> to the drawing board, and think about operating in a different area. So, 
> if you can't do the right sort of word processor, you start to think about 
> spreadsheets.

What if it costs $40M to do a proper spreadsheet, but $5M to convince
people your lame-ass word processor that you've already done is what they
really need?

> The point of the market research is to keep you from making expensive 
> mistakes by launching products that people don't buy. 

Note that a possible solution there is to convert the marketing for a beached
whale product into one that features "Now! With 200% more healthy fish oils
than the competition!" (Yes, I know cetaceans are mammals.  Convincing the
public they're fish is the marketing department's job...)

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