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They’re saying that they would rather pay a consultant because they would have control over fixing things that don’t work the way they want. Compared to the alt
by cj 2y ago
They’re saying that they would rather pay a consultant because they would have control over fixing things that don’t work the way they want. Compared to the alternative of buying a SaaS product that is “rough around the edges” where you’re not able to directly control whether and how the product is improved over time.
- fsndz 2y agothat's a false choice because the SaaS startup will often be willing to modify the product to improve it for customers
- giva 2y agoIt can but it's up to its good will. To be clear: It usually makes no sense to develop an internal solution when there is an estabilished offering on the market. If there isn't, embracing an rough and incomplete Saas solution from a startup may work, but: - You have no control on how the solution will evolve - You don't own the solution (an internal solution can became a product on itself) - You don't have any competitive advange (the money you pay are used to develop a product that benefit your competitors as well as you).