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On the other hand: * No need to write a business case with fake ROI figures. No IT committee meeting. No need to teach a “solutions architect” who doesn’t real
by appleiigs 7y ago
On the other hand:
* No need to write a business case with fake ROI figures. No IT committee meeting. No need to teach a “solutions architect” who doesn’t really care to learn.
* Easier to evolve as requirements change because the front line person is fixing it.
* Proof of concept done already when you need IT involved for version control, security, etc.