Thanks. I do disagree in the sense that assuming the resignation of R. Martin and the sale of DIASource weren't already well underway prior to Studley's arrival is a bit naive. Crediting Studley for these things is akin to giving Guglielmo Marconi credit for creating the radio, when we all know
who the real inventor was. The work was pretty much done when he presented it as his own....
To be clear, I'm not suggesting he shouldn't remain, as I haven't seen enough to determine this. That said, there are those here who aren't very happy with the dismissal of key staff that are now working with former collaborators (ie. he may have had a hand in exiting key personnel and our IP with them). It hasn't all been rosy, mate, but I'll afford you the same courtesy and welcome you to disagree.
All IMHO, FWIW, DYOR, MSDB, blah blah blah....
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