But I fear that definition does just what the article decries- lumps too many companies into the "Technology Company" category. For example, all of the banks in my town fail to function in a meaningful way when their technology no longer functions correctly: the data line goes down, they can't cash checks; all the PCs go down, they can't accept deposits ... never mind that 30 years ago there were still banks doing every thing on paper because no one is trained to Do The Job now, they're trained on how to operate the software.
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But I fear that definition does just what the article decries- lumps too many companies into the "Technology Company" category. For example, all of the banks in my town fail to function in a meaningful way when their technology no longer functions correctly: the data line goes down, they can't cash checks; all the PCs go down, they can't accept deposits ... never mind that 30 years ago there were still banks doing every thing on paper because no one is trained to Do The Job now, they're trained on how to operate the software.