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Okay, and the additional 1.5 million should suffice to „maintain“ an app that will not need or get any new features. Let‘s assume another million for lawyers „
by quonn 6y ago
Okay, and the additional 1.5 million should suffice to „maintain“ an app that will not need or get any new features.
Let‘s assume another million for lawyers „writing the contract“. It‘s still far off.
Additionally let‘s remember the 20 million is just for the development. It does not include running the thing. That‘s what the other 50+ million are for.
I don‘t agree. I run a business myself. I charge plenty. I know how much DAX size companies charge as well. The numbers don‘t add up, and this is especially true for something that could have been done pro bono by SAP in the current situation where pretty much everyone tries to do whatever they can.
- johannes1234321 6y agoOperations for two years are actually not 20 but 40M. But this includes two phone hotlines, thus actual labor cost. (And by then the development costs are close to irrelevant already ...)
- marvion 6y agoThe German Spiegel listed the 20M cost somewhat differently: - 9.5M development (SAP) - 7.8M setup/operations (Telekom) - 2M Support(SAP) + Tax So, in the books, development is 10M, not 20M (german source, un-paywalled: https://outline.com/UYqb5b https://outline.com/UYqb5b)
- quonn 6y agoI can‘t reply to marvion below so I put it here: The total initial cost is 20 million. As I said SAP gets half. These „operation“ costs by Telekom do not actually include any operations. The actual operation (including the hotlines) is estimated at 2-3 millions per month. But it actually depends, it‘s not a flat fee.