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That's already more known unknowns than most software vendors have. 95% really boils down to "x licenses of package y, options z and w, additional support at n
by creshal 11y ago
That's already more known unknowns than most software vendors have. 95% really boils down to "x licenses of package y, options z and w, additional support at n dollars/hour", which you can put on your website just fine. The "sales teams" are often glorified speech-to-text lackeys that just feed your numbers to an excel sheet, read back the result and then make you believe you're getting special treatment.
It's different for software that actually needs integration of some sort (SAP, most of the IBM portfolio, …) but SaaS startups doing this shit are just deluding themselves.
- arethuza 11y agoThe costs for ERP, large CRM and similar projects are often implementation costs (in the widest sense of implementation - not just "developing stuff"). The licensing costs are significant but can be a small percentage of the overall costs.
- mavhc 11y agoThe difference is whether they'll let you have a copy of the spreadsheet