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Strategies & Market Trends : Gorilla and King Portfolio Candidates

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To: Eric L who wrote (44021)7/1/2001 6:46:07 PM
From: Mike Buckley  Read Replies (1) of 54805
 
Eric,

Let's get to the really important stuff first. When my wife came home, she advised me that she had made the stereo settings yesterday and suggested that I turn up the volume control within reach of my computer. It's a funny thing about how effective the volume control thingy is.

Okay, now the unimportant stuff ... :)

If I understand you, you're contending that a proprietary architecture that hasn't become "standardized" is by definition a closed architecture. In the case of i-mode, that's true. But it's not necessarily true for all technologies. Knowing your command of this stuff, I probably misunderstood the essence of your point.

When I wrote that it's the marketplace and/or the standards committess that determine "standardization," you responded with the fact that committee involvement isn't necessary. We're in agreement. I think my "and/or" conjunction allows for that.

no harm going back over the ground so we can talk about Intel again. <g>

Please don't. :)

Regarding "open" architectures, you're right, of course, that there is no distinction between connectivity details being available at cost or free. I must have had something else on my mind when I wrote that, maybe my volume control. :) Apologies to the novices who might have become confused by my wrong statement.

I'll get back to you after I listen to the Christensen presentation.

--Mike Buckley
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