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The absolute cost isn't important here. What's important is that cost is now explicitly on the balance sheet were someone can see it. If you have an in-house sy
by kayodelycaon 3y ago
The absolute cost isn't important here. What's important is that cost is now explicitly on the balance sheet were someone can see it. If you have an in-house system, that team is treated as an infinite supply of features for no apparent cost. (Ask me how I know.)
And as a developer, I love being able to hand certain people over to vendors who are used to dealing with those certain people. Hell, if we picked the right system, those vendors will have useful domain knowledge I don't have.
- PeterStuer 3y agoThat is not the case in practice. Those AAA vendors will ask you, the customer, for all the domain knowledge in a very expensive 'configuration project', and shuffle many of your specifications into a bespoke 'customization and integration project'.