Whose bed have
your boots been under?
By: Max Kopsho
Page 3.
In order for us to take advantage of this situation, we must do one thing - get educated. The more we know about these technologies and how they interact and their interdependencies, the better chance we have to survive and make a healthy profit. As in all relationships, there is an evolutionary and dynamic environment. We are living it! I encourage everyone who reads this to learn more about every point of this triangle; you will reap the benefits very soon.
On a side note I can say from experience that the product of these relationships can be good. Take me for example, I am quite pleased with the path my career has taken in the wake of this love affair. I am living proof this can work. I'm an electronics technician turned IT manager, who then went to work for a projector manufacturer for telecom product support, and finally a trainer for all of these points of the triangle.
What's
the bottom line? Let's just suffice it to say - there's plenty of love
to go around. We won't be fighting for market share in the segments of
this triangle for a long time. There's room for us all. So what Bubba
don't know won't hurt him, at least in this relationship. These guys can
go on "cheating" and we're actually all the better off for it.
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In order for us to take advantage of this situation, we must do one thing - get educated. The more we know about these technologies and how they interact and their interdependencies, the better chance we have to survive and make a healthy profit. As in all relationships, there is an evolutionary and dynamic environment. We are living it! I encourage everyone who reads this to learn more about every point of this triangle; you will reap the benefits very soon.
On a side note I can say from experience that the product of these relationships can be good. Take me for example, I am quite pleased with the path my career has taken in the wake of this love affair. I am living proof this can work. I'm an electronics technician turned IT manager, who then went to work for a projector manufacturer for telecom product support, and finally a trainer for all of these points of the triangle.
What's
the bottom line? Let's just suffice it to say - there's plenty of love
to go around. We won't be fighting for market share in the segments of
this triangle for a long time. There's room for us all. So what Bubba
don't know won't hurt him, at least in this relationship. These guys can
go on "cheating" and we're actually all the better off for it.
For questions or
comments to the author of this article contact Max Kopsho, Manager of
Training and Certification, InFocus Corporation:
Max.Kopsho@infocus.com
The views in this article are the views of the individual not necessarily of InFocus Corporation.
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