Conservatives Reward Volume at Low Margins
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Crossing the Chasm
Geoffrey A. Moore · 3 highlights
"If high-tech businesses are going to be successful over the long term, they must learn to break this vicious circle and establish a reasonable basis for conservatives to want to do business with them. They must understand that conservatives do not have high aspirations about their high-tech investments and hence will not support high price margins. Nonetheless, through sheer volume, they can offer great rewards to the companies that serve them appropriately."
"The key to making a smooth transition from the pragmatist to the conservative market segments is to maintain a strong relationship with the former, always giving them an open door to go to the new paradigm, while still keeping the latter happy by adding value to the old infrastructure."
"the goal of pragmatists is to make a percentage improvement—incremental, measurable, predictable progress."