【摘 要】 Two founders and former board members of Lancaster-based Cardinal Technologies are networking their way into the high-tech retail industry. Raymond Sobiesky and David Bowser, who left the board in March, are using marketing expertise and industry con... 更多 >> Two founders and former board members of Lancaster-based Cardinal Technologies are networking their way into the high-tech retail industry. Raymond Sobiesky and David Bowser, who left the board in March, are using marketing expertise and industry contacts to launch a new retail technology store. CyberWare opens in September and will sell everything electronic, from detectors and VCRs to computer systems. CyberWare doesn't have a physical location--the shopping and purchases will be done via computer over information networks such as Prodigy or Internet. 'We saw an opportunity to really start putting together an [online] retail focused company,' said Sobiesky. 'Really, you could consider us a kind of reseller. We're a virtual computer superstore. Everything is old on the computer. We are the facilitator of the storefront, but the storefront is stored in a computer somewhere. (excerpt) << 收起
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