The theme of modernization and innovation permeates almost all the Corporate Values that I have come across lately. I learn about them from briefs that come in Word 2003 format.
At the same time, many innovative organizations have a filter for receiving messages by e-mail - 4.5 MB, no more. Links for downloading large files from external resources are blocked. YouTube is prohibited by corporate security policy. And the recipients don’t know how to glue archives together.
The question is on the tip of my tongue - why do you need broadband Internet? Why does innovation coexist with pre-2000 standards?
When Edison was told about a new invention - the telephone - he said that this invention had no future. Why talk to your interlocutor when there are so many delivery boys who will quickly deliver a note to any addressee in Manhattan.
Here we are, like Edison, sending out delivery boys. Only now they distribute CDs on which our innovative presentations are recorded, 15 MB in size, and video examples, 30-40 MB in size. Because we cannot simply send them to innovative companies - the wonders of the Internet are only suitable for notes in the body of an e-mail.
Hey, big companies! Increase your mail limit!
