On 6 Jul 2004, at 08:05, Mark Benson wrote:
On Jul 5, 2004, at 08:25 pm, julian o'connor wrote:
If you want to make a difference, target home users. You won't conquer the
business market - anyone who is interested there already uses Apple stuff.
IMHO there are always places that 'would use Apple, but it's too expensive' and don't realize that Macs are more affordable these days. Some management can be a bit short sighted and take the 'once bitten, twice shy approach' so if the tried to go Apple a few years ago and couldn't afford it they don't think it's any different now. If it makes 500 businesses look again at the options and buy 20 machines each, that's a good few Macs shifted.
Highlights:
Ease of use, compatibility with Windows, availability of software, reliability
and most importantly security, lack of viruses and the fact that cheap models
are available.
-- Mark Benson
Why bother? How would your experience of Apple computers be improved by many more people having them?
Drew
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