Not what I said. It is just that in the respective environments the costs of developing and operating these doesn't return a higher ROI than simpler systems. N

Not what I said. It is just that in the respective environments the costs of developing and operating these doesn't return a higher ROI than simpler systems. Not because they do not work, but because simpler systems can be run comparatively cheap in environments that are very stratified and were the underlying data situation is a messed up clusterfuck to begin with. Believe me I really, really wonder how these companies are able to make money given what they have in terms of underlying central data quality. It is unbelievable sometimes.