
petenmcleod
Competing with Unicorns: p.75, No New Features for Two Years
The call out box. First Paragraph last sentence: ‘It’s couldn’t keep up’. Could this be changed to one of the following please:
It’s systems couldn’t keep up; or
It could not keep up.
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