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"Systems are getting so complex nobody can build something complete from scratch." I would claim there is still a large chunk of areas that have very poor serv
by fsloth 11y ago
"Systems are getting so complex nobody can build something complete from scratch."
I would claim there is still a large chunk of areas that have very poor service from the software field and would find tremendous value of a trivial software product that is just applied correctly. So it's more about service design rather than hightech, if one is just looking to make a profit.
- omnipath 11y agoPlease forgive me if this presumissious of me, but you wouldn't happen to know of some of these areas that need more quality software? The only one that I'm aware of its medical, which usually has regulations and long leads before making money.
- fsloth 11y agoI'm mostly clueless. But I see the pattern all around me still that in established business processes there are so many places where lots of things are done as in pre digital ages. B As an example... Building and construction is still in infancy as what it comes to utilizing digital technology. The field is fragmented with long subcontractor chains. The digitalization that happened in e.g. car manufacturing is not yet complete. The field is dominated with clunky, expensive cad packages which, while some may be eatabslished standards, are never the less decades old piles of legacy software. Most of the data is still transmitted between parties in paper drawings.