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"Scott T. Jensen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Mike, > > I'd suggest you go directly to the slot machine manufacturers with your > product. I think there's only a few of them. Pitch it to them and see if > any bite. > > Good luck! > > Scott Jensen Scott, I have never really known where to go to get into the "big" companies. We're talking Bally's, Sega, etc. The big boy's, no? When I was consulting, my strategy was to work with smaller companies because they are more approachable -- the CEO's office isn't on the 15th or 20th floor. Now that I'm trying to get this invention of mine to take off, I guess I've been looking for opportunities that are comfortable to me. "Find small companies with which to work." I can see how going to Bally's, for example, could be really lucrative. But how do I get my foot in the door? I don't think that calling on security departments in Bally's casinos is going to do the trick. I suppose the thing to do is to go after the corporate security departments and/or the IT. How do I get into these places? Mike
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