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You bring up some great points. There are two that I see. First, there are internal processes. All too often they end up needlessly slowing velocity. This isn'
by mfer 5y ago
You bring up some great points. There are two that I see.
First, there are internal processes. All too often they end up needlessly slowing velocity. This isn't a technology problem but a people problem. Using a public cloud enables people to circumvent these issues, in some cases.
Second, there are costs. What does it cost to give someone the features they ask for in the time they want it? This is a requirements, design, time, and cost problem.
- sgt101 5y agoYes - thinking about it, it's a market failure. Basically small markets (internal IT) can't sustain the investment to support the requirements design time cost issue - while the public cloud folk can say "any colour you like so long as it's black" and there are enough takers to pay for it all.