Re: [isp-marketing] Article

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On Mar 19, 2008, at 11:19 AM, Jason Polzer wrote:

> Thanks that makes a bit more sense.  However I still feel  
> uncomfortable with the model.
>
> If the infrastructure is already in place why is it not in use doing  
> the core business?  If it's not then there is something else wrong  
> IMHO.  Perhaps the new services are intended to "fix" that and use  
> up wasted resources?  IMHO ground up or not the costs associated in  
> providing a service need to stand on their own.  If those costs are  
> stolen from another department that's just misleading and will  
> really hurt when things are supposed to be running 100% or more.  In  
> your tire example if the machine is already cranking out car tires  
> every shift when/how do you retool for tractor tires?  When do they  
> run?  Who runs them? Again just they way I think and do things.  I  
> could be wrong.
>
> J
Sure, it is part of the core business, but there are other parts of  
that core; products and services, that are either in decline or coming  
to an EOL.  That said, making use of this "core" and already available  
resources as best you can in other areas makes perfect sense.  To me,  
it's just swapping out the lipstick container making for bullet  
casing... Same concept, if that makes sense?

Regards,
Bob Costas
PR Director KingBloom.Com
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