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On Sat, 14 May 2011 04:15:24 +0200, Mxsmanic
wrote:

Bruce writes:

I disagree. Sony believed that quality and innovation would make the
company a lot of money, so they invested in quality and innovation.
They would not have done that if it wasn't profitable.

Morita had a genuine interest in technology and innovation that wasn't simply
a matter of making a fast buck.

Sony became complacent, and they no longer had any monopoly over
innovation and quality.

After Morita died.

In HP's case I agree, but I have no respect for Bill Gates. He was
not much of an innovator, but relied on taking up other people's
ideas, making them proprietary and exploiting them to the full.

Gates is one of the world's leading philanthropists. And a close examination
of his work within Microsoft reveals that he did indeed have ideas and put
them into practice. Most people who criticize him resent the fact that he got
rich. People who are successful always inspire resentment among those who
haven't got what it takes to succeed.

I don't resent him getting rich. I resent his savage business
practices.

In any case, he's gone now. Steve Balmer is in control, and Steve is just a
garden-variety businessman who truly cares only about money. Any hint of
innovation at Microsoft left with Bill Gates.

Regards,

Eric Stevens