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  • ssully
    Member
    • Aug 2010
    • 48

    #16
    If 454's basically an abandoned platform, what then to make of this?

    Here's part of the email that came with:

    "Roche Applied Science is happy to invite you to the 2012 454 User Group Meeting,
    giving you an opportunity to share with other lab professionals best practices, automation
    experiences, and solutions to everyday challenges."

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    • pmiguel
      Senior Member
      • Aug 2008
      • 2328

      #17
      Originally posted by ssully View Post
      If 454's basically an abandoned platform, what then to make of this?

      Here's part of the email that came with:

      "Roche Applied Science is happy to invite you to the 2012 454 User Group Meeting,
      giving you an opportunity to share with other lab professionals best practices, automation
      experiences, and solutions to everyday challenges."
      That would be the dinosaur continuing to walk around, not realizing its head is gone.

      Which sounds mean -- I actually like the people that I know at Roche Applied Sciences. But they are not running the company as a whole. Those are the people I have a problem with.

      --
      Phillip
      Last edited by pmiguel; 05-04-2012, 09:12 AM.

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