In this challenge, we invited you to crack the acronymic code of any well-known high-tech firm and, by so doing, unlock its corporate credo.
Corporations
Hide
Acronyms,
Largely
Like
Embarrassing
Names,
Guess
Entrants
THE WINNER
Promised
Radical
Inversion?
Caveat
Emptor!
Letting
Individuals
Negotiate
Eliminates
Crappy
Overstock
Merchandise
--Keith Ammann
HONORABLE MENTIONS
Might
I
Calamitously
Reduce
Our
Stock
Through
Roughshod
Accounting
Trickery?
Executives
Go
Yachting.
--Michael Casey
In
Nervous
Times
Engineers
Litigate
--Guillermo Ibarra
Artsy
Designers
Overworking
Brilliant
Engineers
--Guillermo Ibarra
Definitive
Internet
Strategy
Not
Expected
Yet
-- B.K. Oxley
Incompetently
Run
Infrastructure
Decommissioned
Into
Unprecedented
Meteors
-- B.K. Oxley
Lucky
Us,
'Cause
Elderly
Need
Telephones
-- Kay Robart
Proving
E-
Anything
Produces
Outlandish
Delusions
-- Harvey Blustain
May
Innovation
Continue
Regardless
Of
Sadly
Outdated
Federal
Tactics
-- Michael Coyne
May
I
Co-opt
Reams
Of
Software?
Oh,
Fantastic!
Thanks!
-- Francis Heaney
Does
Observation
Undermine
Basic
Legal
Entitlements?
Company
Lamentably
Infringes
Confidential
Knowledge
-- Harvey Blustain
Achieve
Marketing
Empire!
Rule
Internet!
Customers
Are
Only
Numbers!
Lure
Internet
Newbies!
Expand!!!
-- Bruce S. Duncan
Empty
Basement and
Attics
Year 'round
-- Sue Clark
Outsiders
Request
A
Clear
Lucid
Ellison
-- Steve Leahy
Music
Pirates
3
.
Conspire
On
Monopolies
-- Jim Gawne
Sassy
American
Literature
Online
Now!
-- Jim Gawne
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