> That's another problem Google have: they won't stand behind their products until they are outdated.
> That can work in the B2C space but it's horrible in B2B.
My experience differs: (conservative) companies like stability, so calling some very new model "Preview" is a good idea to make it clear to the customer that this frontier model should be treated as more experimental than the default offering.
Does that mean anything at all? They released it. Customers paid for it. Sticking a preview label on it doesn’t change that it was released
That's another problem Google have: they won't stand behind their products until they are outdated.
That can work in the B2C space but it's horrible in B2B.
> That's another problem Google have: they won't stand behind their products until they are outdated.
> That can work in the B2C space but it's horrible in B2B.
My experience differs: (conservative) companies like stability, so calling some very new model "Preview" is a good idea to make it clear to the customer that this frontier model should be treated as more experimental than the default offering.