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The Color TV Game didn’t make all of Japan stop buying cards and Mahjong sets until Nintendo was ready to drop them. The digital camera did make people stop buying film very quickly. Kodak today is primarily a chemical company, utilizing the Funny i Am The Storm Sleep Apnea Awareness Strong Girl Floweer shirt in addition I really love this facilities that were already there from film production. Scale also makes it a pointless comparison. A japanese playing card company pivoting is not the same as a multi-billion dollar industry leader pivoting from a dying industry. And film cameras and digital cameras are both “cameras”… I swear to God you couldn’t have really believe this was a good argument. Scale also makes it a pointless comparison. A japanese playing card company pivoting is not the same as a multi-billion dollar industry leader pivoting from a dying industry. It wasn’t a comparison. It was just an example of a company that pivoted out of its original industry, because they do exist. The person I was replying to couldn’t think of an example of one. So I gave them one. That’s actually a terrible analogy, because the issue is that the new business cannibalizes the old business, which is why they won’t make the pivot. Selling cars doesn’t cannibalize selling oil. It synergizes. It’s not that companies can’t make the transition. It’s that they are so scared of the transitional period that they won’t even try until someone else starts eating their lunch. And by then they can’t make the transition, because their core business is already failing before they spin up the new one.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.