Reality: Because we prefer to lubricate the friction away
The Myth:
Reality: It’s a pity I can’t afford the integration If integration is business-critical, make sure that effective integration is a contractual obligation and clearly stated as such in your requirements (even if it is a completely in-house transaction) Watch out for any integration that depends on hard-coded changes – these will have to be re-applied any number of times in the future. Often a significant, hidden cost legacy – or inbuilt obsolescence that blocks your future roadmap. |
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