Wal Tracey wrote:
On 12/09/2006, at 10:31 AM, Greg Twyford wrote:
Similarly, Medical objects has been sponsored and initiated by the
gastroenterologists at Buderim. Argus, on the other hand. was
initiated by a consortium led by Top End Division and got some
government money, only they've forgotten why they. there are other
examples.
"forgotten why they funded it in the first place."
Wal,
Corporate memory and taking advantage of opportunities they've created
seems to have vanished from their agenda. Ross Davey basically was told
that doing anything useful with Argus, given that the IP belonged to the
government after all, was "YP". If you're not a devotee of "Yes
Minister", that means 'your problem'.
Beats me too.
Greg
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