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Can you speak to how you initially made the move and got clients, and how you get them now?

• mistermann 9y ago
  My question exactly. I would think there are millions of opportunities like this out there, but my gut feel is that any company that has any sort of a budget for a project would already have some sort of an IT department who would very carefully protect their "environment" (read: jobs) from any sort of an external entity who would introduce efficiency. This may seem like a conspiracy theory to some, but it is extremely consistent with my observations from over 20 years in the industry. I see inefficiency and incompetence everywhere I look, I simply cannot believe this is mostly accidental, there must be forces acting to keep things this way.
  • sattoshi 9y ago
    Something about attribution, malice and stupidity...
  • toomuchtodo 9y ago
    You call it inefficiency and incompetence, I call it chaos. And where there's chaos, there's money to be made.
  • Ryel 9y ago
    Yes, this is true but it depends how you approach the problem. There are a lot of medium to large retail companies looking to front the cash for startups willing to "move fast and break things". The catch is that they will disown you when you break something.