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Good Book - Rated
The book gives good insight into all the issues regarding marketing High Technology. If one were to think of interfaces, the Marketing <-> Customer interface is explained quite well. However, the interaction between Enginering and Marketing is not discussed in depth. Nonetheless it is a good read.
best book available on marketing high technology - Rated
This is the very best book available on how to successfully market high technology. (A successful product requires much more than technology.) If you only buy one marketing book, buy this one! Bill writes from his extensive experience as a marketing executive at Intel. His book is well written and its ideas are as true today as they were in 1986. Since writing this book, Bill has gone on to become a successful VC.
Great insights from a true 5-star marketing general. - Rated
Davidow's insights on the marketing-distribution and the marketing-sales relationships are excellent. So too are his discussions on the costs of market entry and customer support infrastructure. Veteran or new to marketing, a must read.
A must read for any high tech manager - Rated
This book does a great job of describing the difference between a piece of technology and a product. Creating a product is a lot of work and often requires a lot of discipline. Many technology companies are too ambitious in terms of technology and not disciplined enough to scale back the technical vision and spend more time on creating a complete solution. Davidow provides a powerful explanation of why the complete solution is often more powerful.
A must read for any start-up. - Rated
A clear and straightforward approach to the marketing challenges facing high technology companies. Davidow presents more than insights, he offers experienced guidance on some of company-building's thorniest issues. For example, his explanation of the difference between "devices" and "products" (which is the basis for Geoffrey Moore's "whole product" concept in Crossing the Chasm") is right on the mark. Although aimed at high technology companies, "Marketing High Technology" offers considerable value to any business. For new companies, it is a critical read.
