Wow. Kudos for a super-great explanation that translated the technical into layperson's terms AND tied it to things important to customers.
For the longest time I felt that Evernote was delivering "innovations" no one was asking for while ignoring fundamental problems. It was as though the company was adding floors to a structure with a rotted foundation.
No more. Now Evernote is focusing on the problems users have been begging to have solved: quality, performance, scalability.
I truly have confidence in Evernote's team to deliver on its promises. Yes, I understand the company is behind where it wanted to be (I saw Ian Small's update in my email this morning) in terms of delivering on certain promises. As far as I'm concerned, though, Evernote has not exhausted my patience. As long as the company keeps focusing on the things that matter I'm happy to stay on board for the ride.
And when the time to comes to surprise us with innovations, I have confidence they'll be things to get excited about.
Behind the Scenes: Building a Better Foundation for Evernote in the Cloud
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