> 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

> 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.