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> ROI analysis and make a go/don't go decision about a project And if the estimate is even remotely realistic, the decision will always be "no go". Even if it
by commandlinefan 3y ago
> ROI analysis and make a go/don't go decision about a project
And if the estimate is even remotely realistic, the decision will always be "no go". Even if it's actually something that's actually needed.
- kqr 3y agoDo we work in the same business? Software almost always has incredible ROI.
- jt2190 3y agoThere are two types of software projects, roughly: * Speculative, with the hope that the ROI will be a multiple of the money put in. These are often in support of revenue-generation. * Maintenance, where the goal is to keep the software useful for as low a cost possible, so they have a shoestring budget.