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With N=69 across all scientific disciplines, this isn't really a helpful survey. But it is an interesting list of questions. It brings up one of my pet peeves.
by rubidium 10y ago
With N=69 across all scientific disciplines, this isn't really a helpful survey. But it is an interesting list of questions.
It brings up one of my pet peeves. There's no good site for asking for what (usually enterprise) software I should look at. Whenever I ask on stackoverflow they yell at me :)
What I want is legitimate, in depth review of enterprise software and a good forum to ask about how customers use it. With the explosion of SaaS services, what I want is to be able to go somewhere and have this conversation:
me: "what's a good software for organizing 400+ software products my company sells?"
reply: do you mean a Product Information Management database?
me: "yea, (who knew, there's a technical name for that niche). Any good ones?"
reply: do you need an online catalog, or are you using it just internally?
me: "just internally"
reply: try _____ if you need ____, or ___ if you need ___.
- rz2k 10y agoIndustry-specific trade publications can be good, especially if they have an online forum. And, sometimes more helpful than asking when you don't know how to guess the proper name is to scan the posts for abbreviated terms you don't understand. For example, "ERP", "CRM" or a place that people are the tools such as "hn".
- dave2000 10y ago"It brings up one of my pet peeves. There's no good site for asking for what (usually enterprise) software I should look at. Whenever I ask on stackoverflow they yell at me :)" http://softwarerecs.stackexchange.com/ http://softwarerecs.stackexchange.com/