Reminds me of something a colleague once told me (not sure if he was qouting someone): "your product needs to be the best, but that doesn't means it needs to be

Reminds me of something a colleague once told me (not sure if he was qouting someone): "your product needs to be the best, but that doesn't means it needs to be good." That is to say your success is relative to your competition (and sometimes all solutions are "not good") This advice seems to me like the parallel for enterprise products.