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> That's why they are still here, their product is still superior to the competition. No. It's because their products are sticky in nature. The tools are use
by gjvc 5y ago
> That's why they are still here, their product is still superior to the competition.
No. It's because their products are sticky in nature. The tools are used to hold the current state and historic knowledge of the organisation, and even the thought of replacing one of them gives IT manager types the shakes.