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That's an excellent point! And one I forgot to make. It's a pretty sweet scam if you're a vendor. I've been in situations where critical system changes to su
by wmat 14y ago
That's an excellent point! And one I forgot to make. It's a pretty sweet scam if you're a vendor.
I've been in situations where critical system changes to support new products were being described in Business Requirement documents, sent to the vendor for translation to Technical Requirement documents, returned to the client for approval, and then scheduled for implementation at some point usually 6 months beyond the original requirements process completion.
Could this be why there are NO widely used open source business systems in the financial services, heath care, and banking industries?
- andy_boot 14y agoIt's not widely used but the investment bank I used to work at open-sourced some of their work. They figured they could get more eyes on the code and find issues with it faster. https://www.openadaptor.org/ https://www.openadaptor.org/ source: http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/57362/Open_source_breaks_into_banking http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/57362/Open_source_bre...