Sometimes you are faced with choices, and at that time there are pros and cons to all the options. So you pick one. Sometimes it doesn't go in your favor. And then it's always easy to see why you maybe should have chosen another option. Because now you know more.
Hind site is 20/20 (ish).
I don't know any of the details at all of what went on with eCinema, but I'm sure that he made what he felt like was the right decision at the time. It's the past. And while not forgotten, it's the past.
Jay
On May 16, 2012, at 7:57 PM, Anna Hovhannessian wrote:
> In a situation like that would it have made sense to outsource the overflow?
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> I know it's neither here nor there but just wondering what others would do and do in fact do in a situation like that.
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> Not in any way meant as a comment on Martin or his decisions.
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> On May 16, 2012, at 6:09 PM, George Loch <george@motoxpress.com> wrote:
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>> It's scary how fragile a startup can be even with millions in funding.
>> Sorry to hear that.
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>> -gl
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>> On Wed, May 16, 2012 at 4:01 PM, Terence Curren <tcurren@aol.com> wrote:
>>> So Martin contacted me to fill me on what happened. The really short version is they had a huge order through an international deal. He had to ramp up production capability which took a huge investment. Then the financing on the deal fell through and a lot folks got burned. It killed eCinema.
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>>> He is now developing software and we will soon be seeing some of the results.
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