EasyRider is correct.
It seems the way JB's departure was announced (no personal statement, no new corporate position), he will no longer have any influence on AC.
He built a good product,for an emr and had significant challenges with the PMR. He sold the company. He didn't sell the company. It was his to do with as he wishes. If he made a profit, good for him.
After 17 years of Catholic education (one in a prep seminary), I had to learn that the world was not full of love.
We are physicians first and entrepreneurs second. We will pull ourselves up by our emotional and intellectual bootstraps. If AC evolves into a product that no longer fits into our business model, we will change. If AC continues to grow and adjust, working with the physician base, addressing the needs of the "lone wolf" and small office practices in this volatile environment, we will stay.
Like it or not, it is not about what you did for us yesterday, but what are you doing for us today.
Its not personal. Let's not get mushy.
Now, what will you do for me today Amazing Charts and John Squire?
