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End users rarely pay for the program. Someone in their management chain OKs the purchase, or there's a larger purchase with a cross-charge to the department for
by 98codes 1y ago
End users rarely pay for the program. Someone in their management chain OKs the purchase, or there's a larger purchase with a cross-charge to the department for the license cost. the problem comes when software needs to meet every whim of the decision maker, when really the users only will ever use 20% at best.
- bryanrasmussen 1y agoI think you may be assuming a certain enterprise size and accompanying workflow, probably would need stats to actually know how much of software is bought in this way however, and if the other way described would open up possible purchases by smaller companies, as was claimed.
- JohnMakin 1y agoSo true. Some of my favorite enterprise software I use often I could never afford or would never purchase for my own use. I've taken jobs because of this.
- Munksgaard 1y agoIDA?