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		By: Michael		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Xerox has always been a company of brilliant engineers and idiots in the boardroom.  

Xerox engineers invented Ethernet (the way computers connect to one another and the Internet), the Graphic User Interface (windows, mouse, icons, etc...), laser printer, and a whole host of other great tech.  Xerox management thought it was useless and gave it all away.

Then they were arrogant and ignored non-Xerox brand copies to see their market share devastated.

Seems they&#039;ve decided to continue in the same proud tradition.  They probably had their engineers invent a great electronic records value (good idea).  Then partner to use it with some of the worst slime-bags in the world in one of the few areas where it&#039;s even -- despite their press release -- worthless.

Xerox: medical records accessible between doctors offices in your secured vault -- good.  Disclosures of electronic discovery that can be searched -- good.  Keeping the only copies of mortgages -- very, very bad.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Xerox has always been a company of brilliant engineers and idiots in the boardroom.  </p>
<p>Xerox engineers invented Ethernet (the way computers connect to one another and the Internet), the Graphic User Interface (windows, mouse, icons, etc&#8230;), laser printer, and a whole host of other great tech.  Xerox management thought it was useless and gave it all away.</p>
<p>Then they were arrogant and ignored non-Xerox brand copies to see their market share devastated.</p>
<p>Seems they&#8217;ve decided to continue in the same proud tradition.  They probably had their engineers invent a great electronic records value (good idea).  Then partner to use it with some of the worst slime-bags in the world in one of the few areas where it&#8217;s even &#8212; despite their press release &#8212; worthless.</p>
<p>Xerox: medical records accessible between doctors offices in your secured vault &#8212; good.  Disclosures of electronic discovery that can be searched &#8212; good.  Keeping the only copies of mortgages &#8212; very, very bad.</p>
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