Totally agree. The difference in 'enterprise-level' software often is configurability and the ability to meet client needs without being totally custom (althoug

Totally agree. The difference in 'enterprise-level' software often is configurability and the ability to meet client needs without being totally custom (although even for the biggest, most feature-rich enterprise software, most implementations will still require custom development. Often the problems 'enterprise software' solves aren't overly difficult, and if every company worked the same way it would be trivial to write the software, but the issue is that every company is different, and building everything custom isn't scalable or supportable.