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Eh.. not sure about that. Picking a less-in-the-mainstream database already seems a little bit risky for a business. To also tie yourself to a service strikes m
by solipsism 10y ago
Eh.. not sure about that. Picking a less-in-the-mainstream database already seems a little bit risky for a business. To also tie yourself to a service strikes me as even more risky.
Consulting we can agree on. I can't imagine RethinkDB didn't have a consulting business.
- nemo44x 10y agoIf they were anything like the other OS infrastructure software companies I've been around then consulting at this stage was the last thing their investors wanted this business to be. Consulting is not a business model you invest in. Anymore than 15-20% of revenue from the consulting practice is a business model that does not scale or have high margins and is not worthy of much valuation. Consulting makes sense when your software business is driving and you're looking for a bit of fat around the edges. Look at RHT's 10-Q's, for instance.