The Case Against Modifying Your Enterprise Software Jeff Kugler - November 22, 2006
Consider the case of two hypothetical companies—Company A and Company Z—each using an identical enterprise software package delivering identical core functionality. Company A has the same number of users as Company Z, but the total cost of ownership (TCO) experienced by Company Z is about twice the TCO enjoyed by Company A...
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