That's a very restrictive view of being a software company. And, given the attitude is not just Mr. Murphy's, I think it's part of the reason so many Unix-based outfits became unsuccessful software companies.
Try this more relaxed view: A software company is one which creates and sells software. What the softare does and how it does it are keys to success.
Makes everything come clear, doesn't it?!
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