The unfortunate part with enterprise software, is that in the end its all bought on tender basis. Every minute the programmers and architects spend participatin

The unfortunate part with enterprise software, is that in the end its all bought on tender basis. Every minute the programmers and architects spend participating in the actual job, they do not spend creating new features. So your product will either have less features than the competition, or your product will cost more than the competition. Dogfooding enterprise software is mostly impossible, since the people developing it are pushed to deliver features, because that is what administrators/managers use to choose between software. They don't care about usability, because it is not something tangible you can check.