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By: Cactus Flower in ALEA | Recommend this post (0)
Fri, 08 Jun 12 1:09 AM | 62 view(s)
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So the real question is this.

Wave is a sound source of supply.

But where's the demand coming from?

Is the company just going to sit there and wait for it? Or is it going to try to influence the demand environment into acceptance of its products?

In this regard, it looks like there's a more active strategy in Europe at the moment. PWC, BASF and BP are all European companies.

Does the US business possess someone who can write copy (and is permitted to do so)?


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By: Cactus Flower in ALEA
Thu, 07 Jun 12 10:31 PM 		Msg. 08368 of 54959

It's working for me.

I don't understand Wave's purpose with scrambls. If they have laid it out, I must have missed it.

I'd want to see some shareholder-value-enhancing basis for measuring success (money, not popularity) and someone being responsible if it fails.

Same with all things Wave. Cut the fluff.

No more guff about positioning and tools. No more fantasies about valuations for software that produces no revenue. No more fields of dreams. Forget the idea that we have built it so let them come. Go out and make it happen. If you can't make it happen, get out of the way.

Shareholder value's all about execution via the income statement while not diluting the damned equity.

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