On Fri, Feb 5, 2010 at 10:44 AM, Michael Madigan <[email protected]> wrote:
> This is probably why they should just spin off a company when new technology 
> like that arises.  If the Office leader doesn't want to create a tablet 
> version, then the spin-off company uses a different word processor and 
> competes with Office.

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Just a guess but the changes that the Tablet version needed to be an
awesome new type of software the manager of Office was not able to
commit to.  I have no inside info on any of this but I see decisions
like this all the time as I am sure all of you do as well.

Could it have been a 30% code base to tweak and manager could not
justify the time, $$, testing, etc.

I know that I see a lot of great ideas hit the floor on account of those issues.

Now in hind site we can all say he should have gone for it but "We"
know better don't we ;->

Currently in a situation in laying out design of iPhone / Droid usage
of some of our apps and the fighting gets intense.  Still have the
mindset of using 90% of our existing code and only changing a little
to make this roll, but our step 1 position is great for desktops and
sucky for compact device.

Granted I am talking about design and required elements and they are
talking about code generators and tweaking them.



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Stephen Russell

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