Did Microsoft get their head public relations person from the KGB or something? It's one thing to bully businesses and city govts, but to start hammering schools? Not real smart.
I'm not surprised to see companies such as this fail. I work for a midwestern food wholesaler and our company is struggling somewhat due to gas prices and tighter compeition. Having to succeed while doing so with smaller orders and thinner margins just doesn't seem feasible.
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Did Microsoft get their head public relations person from the KGB or something? It's one thing to bully businesses and city govts, but to start hammering schools? Not real smart.
I'm not surprised to see companies such as this fail. I work for a midwestern food wholesaler and our company is struggling somewhat due to gas prices and tighter compeition. Having to succeed while doing so with smaller orders and thinner margins just doesn't seem feasible.