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Even the code for the subsystems that work could be improved and turned into real dollars. I've seen it in so many projects where a commonly used web page loads
by omouse 11y ago
Even the code for the subsystems that work could be improved and turned into real dollars. I've seen it in so many projects where a commonly used web page loads very slowly. On an ecommerce site, seconds and milliseconds count. Optimizing those pages with caching would have provably increased sales (we saw sales go up on a page that was "accidentally" optimized ;)).
Speed follows quality.
- ska 11y agoIt probably could, but every hour spent on that has an opportunity cost. You might find the same hours spent elsewhere do more for you. If you're doing your planning and analysis right, you should hope to have identified this... so in your example, hopefully that subsystem went up in priority because it was identified as a place for gain.