The company says it has brought high-tech efficiency and streamlined production to a primitive traditional business.
Unlike most of their rivals in the somewhat primitive music business of the early 1950s, Wexler and the Erteguns were at ease with all levels of culture.
Some "primitives" are business-facing: servers, databases, warehouses, delivery trucks.
He signed one of his paintings "Earl Cunningham, American Primitive" and printed business cards with the label "primitive artist".
A primitive and vulgar business?
The communication primitives for electricity business shall be clearly defined to complete the function and the high-level service calls.
But the combination of over-regulation, arbitrary administrative rulings, abrupt tax changes and a primitive judicial application of business law have frustrated joint-ventures.
The idea, once so amazing, of robots working on assembly lines is regarded these days as laughably primitive by those in business.
Creative Destruction may work in the early phases of Capitalism, as part of the bloody business of primitive (Capital) accumulation, but in Late Capitalism, "creative destruction" is a euphemism for "race to the bottom".
