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If your company dogfoods their own products then this can happen. I would expect the value of dogfooding to be massively larger than the cost of internal losse
by Jare 5y ago
If your company dogfoods their own products then this can happen.
I would expect the value of dogfooding to be massively larger than the cost of internal losses in cases like this. But it's good to remember to have a plan B.
- treesknees 5y agoI'm not sure I agree. It's one thing to treat IT as a customer for a product or service your company offers. I don't doubt that the business also uses FB messenger to communicate for example. But FB as a consumer product doesn't offer DNS or SAML or any of these other critical services, so why would IT share infrastructure for those? That's not dogfooding.