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Pat, you wrote:
Typically,under 50 employees, which is the majority of
the small business in this country. The next group size is 50-200 employees. The 50 and under is the group that IBM is currently ignoring. I was told this month that IBM credit will not even consider a lease on a company with under 50 employees.<< The last paragraph make perfect sense for IBM from a business perspective. While it may be true that businesses with under 50 are a majority in the case of numbers, they don't spend any where near what the larger companies do when it comes to technology. IBM is in business to make money. (I know it is unpopular and unwanted by many in this country, but we still are an capitalist system even though I'll admit the turn has been made to socialism and worse via expectation that all basic "needs" of life are entitlements from government or company.) If there were a sufficient money stream in the "ma and pas", IBM would be there.
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