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>As a huge enterprise, you’re not going to rip out a component your SoR for a cool startup or a vibe-coded internal tool If you are a huge enterprise, why not?
by oidar 8mo ago
>As a huge enterprise, you’re not going to rip out a component your SoR for a cool startup or a vibe-coded internal tool
If you are a huge enterprise, why not?
- reactordev 8mo agoBecause of Conway’s Law… There’s so much process that gets put around the tools. Headcount that’s justified. Etc.
- patmcc 8mo agoBecause as a huge enterprise you want stability and ability to check the boxes you need to check far more than anything else. I'm at a medium enterprise and this is true. If I go with e.g. Atlassian I can get everything checked off, even if it's expensive and kinda dogshit. But I know they have a support system, I know they read CVEs and issue patch notes, I know I can find the info for audits and SOC2 cert and everything else. Oh, some startup offers better software for a tenth the cost? Great. It'll be 30% more work for me to track down all that bullshit? Ok then, complete non-starter, I'll stick with Atlassian.
- csours 8mo agoSpeaking as a huge enterprise, a SaaS SoR is useful BECAUSE all the components already work together, and I don't have to pay my own people to worry about maintenance or vulnerabilities. Data egress and ingress are always possible, but then you have to manage authX (etc) in more than one place, more than two places, oops now it's 3, 4, 5 and now we got ransomware'd
- slake 8mo agoConspiracy theory here, but all the big AI companies have to do is find some 0-days and cause some data leaks at the top SoR companies for this confidence to waver.