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Is that "a" caretaker, or a team? From your first paragraph it sounds like an awful lot of oversight, to where this sort of "user developed software" is rather
by claytonjy 5y ago
Is that "a" caretaker, or a team? From your first paragraph it sounds like an awful lot of oversight, to where this sort of "user developed software" is rather different in spirit from what we're generally describing with that term.
Excel would lead to far fewer problems if you had a centralized "spreadsheet unification and QA" team overseeing all the spreadsheets...but then you'd see people opting out of that in order to move quickly, and the problem repeats itself.
- tyingq 5y ago>Is that "a" caretaker, or a team? Like anything else, the team size would vary, based on workload. As for Excel, it doesn't lend itself well to centralization. Lots of spreadsheets would float around on local drives, email, wouldn't have any simple inbuilt way to determine who is using them, how often, if they even exist, if they were ever going to be shared with more than one person, and so on.