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A word processor and spreadsheet is necessary. Everything else is optional. The question isn't "is it neat?" The question is does the money expended save more
by ebiester 4y ago
A word processor and spreadsheet is necessary. Everything else is optional.
The question isn't "is it neat?" The question is does the money expended save more than if a human performed the equivalent labor? Does Confluence and Jira save more money than having a human librarian and project manager manually tracking the status of projects?
There will always be room for "neat" software that replaces necessary human labor costs. If you can allow a team of 5 to do what used to take a team of 10, you will be able to sell that for the equivalent of the fully loaded cost of 3-4 people.
Do that for enough people and you have a successful business.
- sharemywin 4y agoI'm talking about second order effects. if the company you no longer saved money for don't have a business need to slash money left and right you may have a problem. If you have software related to mortgage companies you might have a problem in this market.