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There are different use cases. It’s possible that the company do not have all that infrastructure at all. I also don’t see the importance of ‘knowledge to run
by franklampard 6y ago
There are different use cases.
It’s possible that the company do not have all that infrastructure at all.
I also don’t see the importance of ‘knowledge to run things on premise’ for most people.
Technologies change very fast and if I can pay a reliable provider with a fixed price for the years that I intend to use it, why do I have to know how to use it?
If I can hire a gardener to take care of things for a reasonable price, I don’t care if I have any knowledge.