Yo, Borland Marketing...



Conserning this part of Allen Bauer's Blog from September 29
(http://blogs.borland.com/abauer)

"Within the next two weeks, corporate marketing (not to belabor the
point but, yes, folks there actually is a group called =3Fmarketing=3F in
Borland :-) was requesting an audience with nearly all the members of
the Delphi team. We sat down in a conference room for 2.5 hours where
we got to explain Delphi, the Delphi team, the Delphi market, and the
Delphi product to this team. There were about 4 members of the
marketing team listening and writing furiously as many members of the
Delphi team proceeded to enthusiastically, passionately and fevently
explain why Delphi is important. Many points were raised, most of
which I've already covered above. The level of detail was intense."


I'd be interested in knowing exactly what the "marketeers" intended to
do with that level of detail and if they were actually going to do
something about the lack of marketing of the Delphi product to the
powers that be that make the decisions.
.



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