Posted by northvale pa on January 07, 2017 at 09:13:17 from (24.112.182.86):
In Reply to: Farm Equipment R D posted by NY 986 on January 07, 2017 at 08:33:35:
Ok, so, something we all need to keep in mind. Consolidation happens in every industry, countries and technologies, across the board. There is constant attrition of the slower, less efficient, less successful ways and methods, to the more successful. Until even they get displaced. Once the failing companies or methods go by the way side, we can easily see their mistaken path. But look at the path many "trendy" and successful companies and products are on today, and ask, can you spot the failures right now? Not so easy is it? Enron, Blackberry, Kodak. Our recent past is littered with success stories. What happened? Well, here is the answer: the competition saw that success and improved upon it.it did not have to create the success from nothing, which is so much harder. You are talking about pioneers in the industry. But staying on the cutting edge over generations is almost impossible.
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