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We should've agreed on that. The current state is very much bad for all involved. Implementing SaaS CRM #15324 from scratch 'on different and current tech', spe
by anonzzzies 3y ago
We should've agreed on that. The current state is very much bad for all involved. Implementing SaaS CRM #15324 from scratch 'on different and current tech', spending millions$ without any other reason than that you think you are better is not doing the world any good.
- sarchertech 3y agoHuman nature is the problem which means it’s probably unsolvable. No matter how good your generic CRUD framework is, every person who wants to build a CRUD app inevitably wants to make it unique in some way that the framework doesn’t support. That is, everyone thinks they can do better. To be fair, there’s no way to know if you can do better without trying. Most of the time you can “try” in your mind though if you are knowledgeable and skilled enough. Part of the problem I run into these days is too many people designing systems/products without even knowing what’s out there.
- anonzzzies 3y agoWell, that is indeed so; there are easily 15k+ crms out there to. So when they checked the top 10 on google and didn’t find a fit, people often just think ‘wow, there is a hole in the market’ or ‘we need a custom solution as nothing fits’ and build one. In London alone, I know over 100 crm implementations, most are internal, some saas, but all doing the same thing.