‘the people with the better mousetrap will do well’
‘Whether or not one has built a better mousetrap means little if the new improved model cannot be tested.’
‘During the wild times of the late 90s, they were hailed as a modern manifestation of the American Dream: Build a better mousetrap and the world will make you a market millionaire as soon as your company goes public.’
‘If someone feels that he can build a better mousetrap than his employer wants to make, he can find a way to make it, market it, and perhaps put his former boss out of business.’
‘Who says building a better mousetrap isn't fun?’
‘Besides their ability to build better mousetraps, many of these CEOs will drive the growth of their enterprises through the application of sheer will.’
‘Management must create bigger and better mousetraps with fewer hands.’
‘And, despite the best efforts of engineers around the globe to come up with a better mousetrap, the humble battery will be around for a while - it's a very mature technology with more than 100 years of successful application.’
‘What we're saying is that we can deliver more performance and meet the price threshold by coming up with a better mousetrap.’
‘Instead of just turning a new idea or technology into a better mousetrap, they suggest ways to transform it into a product that completely changes the game, capturing brand-new customers and thus producing much higher growth.’
‘‘If you create a really well-differentiated product that everyone loves, if you deliver a better mousetrap, the customers build the brand for you,’ he said.’
‘‘It's about building a better mousetrap,’ Cameron says.’
‘Six months ago when we were saying we won't sell direct, we'll work with our dealers and figure out a better mousetrap, a lot of people were saying we're crazy.’
‘The old adage, ‘Build a better mousetrap and the world will beat a path to your door,’ may be more optimistic than realistic.’
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