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--- Elna Tymes <etymes -at- lts -dot- com> wrote:
> Following the lead of Microsoft, most software and hardware
> manufacturers have adopted the policy of continual upgrades to
> existing
> products as a means of assuring revenue growth. Are we
> reaching - or
> have we reached - the point where this policy is no longer
> warranted,
Well, the company I work for has decided to limit ourselves to 2
new releases per year as opposed to 4 - we make a database
product and our customers were finding that it simply took too
long to upgrade. We're spending the additional time insuring
that our releases are as clean, elegant, and bug-free as we can
make them.
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