Author: gerold daniels
Date: 15:01:47 10/29/04
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On October 29, 2004 at 15:35:44, Peter Skinner wrote: >On October 29, 2004 at 09:25:50, Tony Petters wrote: > >> >>A Mature Market means the product no longer has significant improvements, so >>there is no point in getting involved in it commercially. An example would be >>wordprocessors. >> >>We all use to fight tooth and nail on rgcc and ccc to get what we want on new >>software releases, now it seems the vast majority have been added, even test >>suites. >> >>It seems with all the great great software available both commercially and >>amateur that there is little room for improvement left. >> >>For example Fritz has virtually every function a person could ever dream of and >>the graphics are certainly adequate for play. >> >>Perhaps, some of you have an opinion on this. >> >>Cordially > >I think while it certainly is a mature market, it has not even begun to get >proper tapped into. > >Personally I think _much_ more can be done to bring the Chessbase materials to >North America, and the products from LokaSoft. > >I can think of many ways to take a bite out of the Chessmaster market here, but >the European product vendors don't seem to care. > >Peter good afternoon. the market has not even been tapped a little yet.when more user friendly software comes out and is sold at the right market then the market will go a rise. as far as the programs playing level is good but not near what it will be when more used friendly software is sold and more money generated to improve the playing level. good luck gerold.
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