> Yet the guys that have services running 24/7 for years without a hiccup will be the first ones on the chopping block when finances get tight.
Not really my experience, as long as the stable services costs of operation are good. I have witnessed more chopping on the R&D side, where things are never "stable and reliable", but innovative and expensive.
No need to change or outsource something that works technically and financially. Until it becomes irrelevant.
Not really my experience, as long as the stable services costs of operation are good. I have witnessed more chopping on the R&D side, where things are never "stable and reliable", but innovative and expensive.
No need to change or outsource something that works technically and financially. Until it becomes irrelevant.