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Wednesday, October 12, 2005

 

Microsoft's Lack of Marketing

I know, I know, you're probably saying WHAT? Lack of marketing?

Man, I'll tell you, it's not that they don't market. They do! But because they try and be all things to all people, they frequently miss key audiences or over simplify or just generally can't fit it all in. An example is the following:

Command Line Defragging

What an incredibly rich little utility all built in a couple of lines of code. I remember the first time I did this on Linux and thought it was awesome. But here it was the case Windows could do it the whole time. That's the one thing that I think webservices like MSN and Google will always lack... it just doesn't seem like they're going to have the ability to have that random little script pulled together that does just what someone wants and no more. I just wish MS (and others) would talk about all their cool little features.

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