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Monday, 7 April 2003 |
Via the latest Feedback at New Scientist comes this marvellous example of Clueless Technolatin from Matsushita, in its "Annual Management Policy":
1. Purpose of "Value Creation 21" plan
To make the transition from a mass-production-oriented
operation, Matsushita will establish a business model to
become a "super manufacturing company." This will enable a
value-chained business model with higher profit from synergy
effects of components and devices, finished products and
services & solutions.
Link
Feedback offers:
We're not at all sure, but we think this means: "We will continue to sell electronic equipment." Then again, perhaps not.
Aye! There are people in the world who not only write this kind of stuff, but think it means something?
11:32:01 PM
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Graffiti seen on a stationary goods wagon in a railyard, on my way home:
dis train am bound for glory dis train
Remembering that this is suburban Australia, not the deep south of America and, bearing in mind the intellect exhibited by most practitioners, this one is happily incongruous and novel.
5:02:12 PM
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© Copyright 2003 Andrew Barnett.
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