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>it wouldn't require any of your engineering team resources other than the resources to evaluate the commodified open-source alternative. and the resources to
by notatoad 3y ago
>it wouldn't require any of your engineering team resources
other than the resources to evaluate the commodified open-source alternative. and the resources to manage the risk of that alternative, and the smaller company who runs it, going away.
"nobody ever got fired for buying IBM" is usually said in a snarky way, but there's real value in not only not having to think about the provider, but not having to think about which provider to choose. making that decision has a cost, and the more off the beaten path you go the higher the cost of that decision.
- rglullis 3y ago> "nobody ever got fired for buying IBM" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Survivorship-bias.svg https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Survivorship-bias.svg How many startups simply died or how many projects never got to be launched because they thought they needed some enterprise support from the start?