what's in a name?
От | mdean |
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Тема | what's in a name? |
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Re: what's in a name?
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while we are vigorously discussing all the stuff for 8.2, what is there, what isn't, I would like to remind everyone of the main reason postgresql flatlines in Google Trends: its name! Investors Business Daily just reported in its trends and innovations section the results of a study of the names of IPO's. Quote: "Choosing stocks may be a matter of how easy a company's name is to pronounce, according to psychology researchers at Princeton Univewrsity. The found a correlation between post-IPO performance and the ease of pronouncing company names. The researchers believe, that amid a flurry of data, people use simple cues as proxies for complex concepts like economic and financial data. Researchers controlled their study to account for company size, country of origin and other factors." or, in the parlance of decades of consultants - KISS! Only one database flatlines worse - MSSQL - I rest my case. Michael -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.405 / Virus Database: 268.10.8/413 - Release Date: 8/8/2006
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