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From a similar experience I have found this to be true. Specifically: - one size fits all is very difficult to do. most companies have a critical feature t
by andorov 11y ago
From a similar experience I have found this to be true. Specifically:
- one size fits all is very difficult to do. most companies have a critical feature that is unique to them
- the CEO is likely to view this kind of product as 'trivial', without really considering how much engineering effort it will take / they really need that custom feature. so yes they build it themselves.
- very small companies are not comfortable providing 3rd party access to their db
- larger companies want more than this
- the selling cost to companies tends to be high enough that going the low cost / high volume route is difficult, quickly driving you into consulting level prices / a more fully featured & tailored product
- tarr11 11y agoAnother problem is that for startups, these metrics change all the time. Often you start measuring something to diagnose a problem. Once you have done that, you don't need to diagnose it any more. Also, I'm not sure how a few pretty charts help me here.