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Sure, there's a complexity scale where we arbitrarily consider something a "product" instead of a "feature". In fact the scale can slide as technology improves.
by blktiger 9y ago
Sure, there's a complexity scale where we arbitrarily consider something a "product" instead of a "feature". In fact the scale can slide as technology improves. Something that was previously complicated enough to consider a product may now be trivial enough to become a feature.
- wayfarer2s 9y ago> Something that was previously complicated enough to consider a product may now be trivial enough to become a feature. Mp3 players for example.