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> It will drive innovation and reduce operational costs by ensuring much greater reuse of capabilities. I feel I have seen this vague promise on a lot of softw
by RcouF1uZ4gsC 5y ago
> It will drive innovation and reduce operational costs by ensuring much greater reuse of capabilities.
I feel I have seen this vague promise on a lot of software projects that either failed or overran budget significantly.
- Aeolun 5y agoIt's because it practically boils down to: "We want all of the functionalities we are currently using in a variety of different systems in one system, but we're unwilling to make any compromises on the feature list. Everything has to be implemented exactly as it is in it's current system." And then, obviously, the project fails spectacularly. The only projects like this I've seen succeed were ones where the top dog (CEO/president, whatever) basically forced everyone to compromise personally.