Economics of software update systems: Measuring the total cost of ownership for building and buying solutions
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Business best practice dictates that organizations focus resources on areas that create market differentiation. Areas that are not a direct source of competitive advantage — such as enabling unique customer experiences or creating new revenue streams — are likely to be infrastructure or operational rather than strategic.
Business best practice dictates that organizations focus resources on areas that create market differentiation. Areas that are not a direct source of competitive advantage — such as enabling unique customer experiences or creating new revenue streams — are likely to be infrastructure or operational rather than strategic.
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