Custom Software vs Off-the-Shelf: How to Decide
Off-the-shelf is cheaper until it isn't. Custom is more expensive until it isn't. The decision comes down to whether your process is a competitive advantage or just a habit.
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Off-the-shelf is cheaper until it isn't. Custom is more expensive until it isn't. The decision comes down to whether your process is a competitive advantage or just a habit.
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Read articleThis decision gets made emotionally more often than analytically. A mobile app earns its cost when you need the device itself - otherwise a web app is usually faster, cheaper and easier to change.
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