I always wonder about the reality of these kinds of statements. The truth ranges from the optimistic version "we're heavily making use of this software" throug

I always wonder about the reality of these kinds of statements. The truth ranges from the optimistic version "we're heavily making use of this software" through "we made use of it a few years back, and are now phasing it out" and "we use it for one or two core services, but everything else is run on Y" all the way to "we have a single instance somewhere we forgot to switch off and we still pay for", etc. This is a bit of a special case, but still, the reality is probably somewhat different than the face value.