I would imagine things are super high tech and new, would need some iteration in their first 5 to 10 years, but after that, I don't know.
the costs that scale with each good sold is: Support, cost of returns, Sales, marketing, etc.
I would imagine things are super high tech and new, would need some iteration in their first 5 to 10 years, but after that, I don't know.
the costs that scale with each good sold is: Support, cost of returns, Sales, marketing, etc.
But who can forget the stellar recent hardware companies like Fitbit, Jambox, Sonos, and Pebble all of whom waited a minimum of 5 years before bothering to introduce a second product.
Ad from 1924.[1]
Current product brochure.[2]
Jenkins used to advertise that one from a 19th century water main had been removed because the line was being re-routed by a water utility. The valve was cleaned up and put on display, and after a while, when everybody was tired of looking at it, it was put back into inventory and went back into the ground, probably to serve another 100 years.
[1] https://s.ecrater.com/stores/260372/5725ed67b3cab_260372b.jp...
[2] http://www.cranecpe.com/chem-energy/products/valves/gate-val...
recent past
1924
I think you may've skipped a step.More than 150 years!
"Jenkins Valves - Since 1864"
How many other electronic devices can make that claim?