Re:How containers became a tech darling, and why Docker beca...
by wpietri on Tuesday May 26, 2015 @09:39AM
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Interesting. Thanks for the further details.
In their shoes I think the lesson I would learn is "don't go back on a deal". They could have returned the money, transitioned people to another product, shifted people to a different vendor, or offered people the option of any of the three. I don't think it was initially a PR problem; it was bad behavior, unilaterally breaking a promise, that got them in hot water.
In their shoes I think the lesson I would learn is "don't go back on a deal". They could have returned the money, transitioned people to another product, shifted people to a different vendor, or offered people the option of any of the three. I don't think it was initially a PR problem; it was bad behavior, unilaterally breaking a promise, that got them in hot water.