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Being a “Boomer” with three “Millennial” or “Gen Y” children, and spending over 27 years in all aspects of high tech marketing, I was recently contemplating the following question: Do technology companies need to re-evaluate marketing strategies, given the Millennial generation is graduating more than 100,000 engineers and computer science students each year? For those fortunate souls who are uninitiated in the nuances of this new generation I will outline the little bit I know. Birth years for the Millennial generation differs depending on source; they range between 1980 to 1984 on the front end and 1999 to 2001 on the back end. To a Boomer such as myself, this lack of a concrete timeline confirms just how confusing this generation is, and may provide some evidence of just how different they are from Boomers or Gen X’ers.
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