Exactly. That's why the NP-1 failed. They took w
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Posted On: 06/18/2015 12:05:33 PM
Exactly. That's why the NP-1 failed. They took way too long trying to get things to work that the technology moved right around them. Hell, the Roku box still exists, I don't see why there couldn't have been more focus on continuing to sell the NP-1, unless of course, there was something entirely different wrong with the product and they never bothered mentioning what the problem was. No surpirse there.
Sadly, the exact same deployment issue is going to happen if they don't get in gear and figure out how to get their product out to the public and quit doing rookie moves like allowing the public to see work in progress on their production systems. Friggin' amateurs.
Regardless of how great they think their product is, there is no way that Netflix isn't already looking at what NTEK is doing and is probably already working a plan that would just make Ultraflix irrelevant. If not Netflix, it'll be someone else. The *only* way NTEK is going to be able to stay in the game is to actually start doing some successful deployments of their content and make people aware of their product. Right now, they can't even communicate to their own shareholders, I can't imagine how they can figure out how to do a successful marketing campaign.
Sadly, the exact same deployment issue is going to happen if they don't get in gear and figure out how to get their product out to the public and quit doing rookie moves like allowing the public to see work in progress on their production systems. Friggin' amateurs.
Regardless of how great they think their product is, there is no way that Netflix isn't already looking at what NTEK is doing and is probably already working a plan that would just make Ultraflix irrelevant. If not Netflix, it'll be someone else. The *only* way NTEK is going to be able to stay in the game is to actually start doing some successful deployments of their content and make people aware of their product. Right now, they can't even communicate to their own shareholders, I can't imagine how they can figure out how to do a successful marketing campaign.
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