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> That, sadly, won't scale. We never really need it to. That’s one of the few benefits of writing software in the public sector. We don’t need to expect an exp
by moksly 5y ago
> That, sadly, won't scale.
We never really need it to. That’s one of the few benefits of writing software in the public sector. We don’t need to expect an explosive growth in users.
We’ve seen 10.000 additional citizens move to our area over 5 years, so there is growth, but it’s far from everyone of them who would interact with a single solution that we wouldn’t buy from the private sector through public procurement.
- 908B64B197 5y agoI meant feature-wise. My message was unclear. There's a point where a team of three maintaining tribal knowledge is not enough to deliver certain project above a threshold of complexity. But you mention procurement, so I assume your team does a buy vs build pretty much systematically.