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overpromise and underdeliver. Something that under-delivers is much more useful that something that doesn't exist. In most situations and most companies the th
by dagw 5y ago
overpromise and underdeliver.
Something that under-delivers is much more useful that something that doesn't exist. In most situations and most companies the the choice is never between the ugly Access thing and top quality software written by team of highly educated professional programmers. It's a choice the between the ugly Access thing and an ad-hoc collection of text files and post it notes.
- lwhi 5y ago> Something that under-delivers is much more useful that something that doesn't exist. No. I disagree. Sometime a badly constructed solution is worse than no solution. > It's a choice the between the ugly Access thing and an ad-hoc collection of text files and post it notes. I think this was definitely true before the advent of SaaS products.