That's bla bla. The owners of any company are interested in results, not missions. But what could they say that is their mission? To make as much money as possible?
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To: <programmingblind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Friday, July 25, 2008 9:37 PMSubject: mission statement, was...Re: Freedom Scientific's Lawyers Strike Again
That might be a main scope of the stakeholders, but not necessarily a company. Look at their mission statement. That is where their main scope is, or at least it should be from a business prospective.I think this is the mission statement:"To develop, manufacture, and market technology-based products that provide equal access to information and computing for those with vision impairments or learning disabilities." (I found this on the 'about us' page from their main webpage.Modern business's work towards their mission. If their mission is comprimized by a patent infringement then they will do what they can to protect their mission.It may be an emotional issue for some of you, but I'm sure the objective is to keep the company in a position to continue with their mission statement.Let's move on to programming related issues, a? Cheers, David __________View the list's information and change your settings at //www.freelists.org/list/programmingblind
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