23 Quotes by Peter Kelly

In general, given a choice between a device designed to be dedicated for a specific task (or a few tasks) and a general-purpose device that addresses the same needs -- without seeming like a clunky Swiss Army Knife device brick -- I'll take the general-purpose device every time.

I have no reason to believe that this will pose a significant challenge to any already open database management systems,

In the early stages, it will be a device enabling a single number that will operate in both environments.

If there is any programming language architect on the planet who has the experience and insight to pull this off, he'd be on short list.

The market is changing so that it's not so much about an individual slice of the product stack at this point. It's more about customers saying, 'We want you to be our end-to-end supplier, not just somebody who is solving one part of the problem for us'.