Lack of innovation
Wasted budgets and resources
Ineffective workarounds
Lack of customer engagement
ROI cannot be explained and replacement is not possible
So why do these symptoms occur?
In most cases, there are problems with the requirements definition.
- When selecting a tool, the criteria (requirements definition) you use to select it will belize phone number resource determine success or failure -
The reason why tech stacks end up unused is that companies tend to make purchasing decisions based on the specs, functions, UX, etc. of the tools and systems they can imagine, rather than on the basis of " Does it meet the real business requirement of increasing the value of the products/services our company provides?"