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In the US, when it’s school districts, state and federal governments paying for it, absolutely nobody who could build good platforms wants to touch that with a
by mlthoughts2018 6y ago
In the US, when it’s school districts, state and federal governments paying for it, absolutely nobody who could build good platforms wants to touch that with a ten foot pole.
You get all the headaches of contracts and support agreements with government bodies as customers, all the headaches of oversight for a product that affects children, and none of the upside of a customer willing to pay a high price.
Governments are tragically slow to invest in infrastructure, and when they finally do it’s usually garbage built by a patchwork saga of contractors way over budget and behind schedule.