Developing your own software X hiring a third party?
By Team Verzel
Published 1 day ago
Imagine a company or entrepreneur just starting out. A few people in a room with a single goal. In the beginning, everything is done almost manually: expense tracking in Excel, employee timesheets on paper.
As the company grows and new employees come onboard, this way of working no longer works! It’s time to grow and go further: the moment has come to implement a system that supports and simplifies the work of the team.
Many companies initially choose off-the-shelf software as a precaution. It seems safer to invest in something that already works, right? That’s where generalized software comes in, those with basic, pre-established templates.
But there comes a point when that system no longer meets the company’s needs or objectives. Processes become inefficient, costs increase, or multiple systems end up not communicating with each other.
What’s the best solution in this case?
Investing in your own custom software and that’s exactly what we’ll talk about in this article.