IMO spinning off comes with it's own complexities in terms of product - If you are writing it for 'in house' you are writing bespoke software to your own requir

IMO spinning off comes with it's own complexities in terms of product - If you are writing it for 'in house' you are writing bespoke software to your own requirements, but there are players out there in the logistics software market (across most verticals) that are making products designed to support different configurations / businesses / processes by default (i.e. the business logic isn't as rigid as you would build it for your own in-house software, and you build the software differently if you are designing it to be used as configured software rather than just to support your own requirements). Would be interested to know the industry and any specific requirements that are very unique!