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I just don't think a large enterprise would engage in an internal $100 million project to build a CMS. I'm not saying private enterprises can't fail or don't f
by macspoofing 13y ago
I just don't think a large enterprise would engage in an internal $100 million project to build a CMS.
I'm not saying private enterprises can't fail or don't fail. They just wouldn't fail in this specific way at that magnitude.
- ceejayoz 13y agoMassive write-offs for failed projects and acquisitions are pretty common in large enterprises.
- macspoofing 13y agoFailed acquisitions are pretty common, failed projects too. I'm not disputing that, and that wasn't my argument. I added a clarification to my post.
- andyjohnson0 13y ago"I just don't think a large enterprise would engage in an internal $100 million project to build a CMS." Isn't this a circular argument? If a company doesn't want to build a system in-house then its only other option is to contract another company to build it. At some point, someone has to build the system.