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What's sadder than companies spewing this marketing gobbledygook are the customers and the consulting firms that buy into them. Enterprise (and government) buyi
by rexreed 5y ago
What's sadder than companies spewing this marketing gobbledygook are the customers and the consulting firms that buy into them. Enterprise (and government) buying decision-making is highly flawed and these smart enterprise software firms as well as government contractors know just the right words and just the right method to sell things that would otherwise not even pass a real sniff test.
- MikeDelta 5y agoEven enterprise architects cannot get enough of this stuff, and you would expect them to know better.
- TeMPOraL 5y agoI think that they're in a "when in Rome, talk like the Romans talk" kind of situation.
- tomnipotent 5y agoJust because the problems Databricks solves aren't your problems, doesn't mean that they're not problems for other people or organizations. What's sadder are ignorant comments from non-domain experts surprised that tools exists for experts in other domains.
- jgalt212 5y agoThe problem is everything is in the cloud even if it does not belong there.
- tomnipotent 5y agoSounds like it's your problem, not "the" problem. Many people and organizations are happily cloud-based, and Databricks offering customers in the cloud better options is a win-win. What's the issue?
- jgalt212 5y agoThe issue is Jeff Bezos / Andy Jassy own all the machines.