From Failure To... Canada?
from the well,-it's-something,-eh? dept
I know there are a fair number of Canadians who read this site, and I'll say upfront that Canadians put up with way too much crap from Americans joking about their very nice country. That said, it's hard not to be at least marginally amused to read about Iridium claiming that Canadians may make or break the company. This is, of course, the second version of the company named Iridium, but the first one was planning to take over the world with their satellite phones, and now all they can do is talk about their high hopes for selling into the (vast) wilderness areas of Canada as their "best" market.
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Yeh Right!
Sure. Same thing that was wrong with the original concept.
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Here's one for the maketing failures file
is located?
We've got 3 very strong cellular companies on
3 differant technologies. If a sat-phone is
dependant on us, they're not going to go very
far. A 4watt Motorola on the MicroCell GSM system
can easily maintain a usable signal when you're
15km from the nearest tower.
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Re: Here's one for the maketing failures file
"Canadians in remote locations..."
Yes, a good majority of people are located within 15 km of a tower, and companies are slowly branching out, but there is A LOT of area in Canada not covered by a cell phone tower, and people do live in those spaces. The article doesn't give a lot of detail (unfortunately), but there are places it could be used.
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