(15 Nov 2016, 5:06 pm)Andreos1 wrote Definately. Competitors now know there's a new brand with new vehicles and all the confidentiality is now out of the window.
What could have been a surprise by SNE, featuring a huge fanfare launch may now be nothing more than a whimper.


I was travelling on the train once when a guy from a major supermarket chain was discussing upcoming strategies over the phone. 
If I was working for a rival business, it would have been gold-dust.
In reality, it just amused me.


He's just in 'daily contact' with them.

Like most things on here, stuff is put on here, months, even weeks before its released to the public, sites such as VOSA do that, no doubt every company use that feature, (well until now because they've wreaked it) to look for upcoming changes. Stagecoach revealed their orders in their handbook, so really its their own fault if competitors decide to buy new buses.


Oh right, the way he post on here, it sounded like he worked for them.