You've got issues with different product categories that overlap. Do you keep one, or both? It's a potentially lengthy process of figuring out what the strongest products are to put forward.

I don't think the political spectrum is very useful. So many issues overlap.

That process is lengthy and difficult and should be used only when other efforts have failed.

There is fairly little overlap between Chrysler and Mercedes. In the U.S, Chrysler's product line pretty much tops out at $30,000. That's where Mercedes begins. In Europe, Chrysler isn't much of a presence there, so there isn't going to be too much of an effect there, immediately or even in the mid term. But somewhere at the top ranks, the executive cadres of both companies have to be rationalized.

If you look at the existing ERP product lines, there's quite a bit of functional overlap.

We have an overlap of one month. I remember him, but he doesn't remember me. But we met.