Re:Microsoft plots the end of Visual Basic
by bpizzi on Saturday March 14, 2020 @05:42AM
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Thanks for sharing, absolutely interesting!
I'm pretty sure that if you partner with someone that can package your food supply chain knowledge into a nice UI/UX experience (or doing it yourself, idk), you could produce and sell a decent piece of niche software for planning in food plants.
At $work we are into software for managing plants (not in the food industry), and the demand for tailor made planning functions is obvious.
Re:Microsoft plots the end of Visual Basic
by gerdesj on Saturday March 14, 2020 @07:44AM
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I'm a PHB these days but I'm 2/3 the way through building a Prusa 3D printer so all hope is not lost. Also, unlike most other MDs, I have a soldering iron and a fair few ESPx devices on my desk ...
I'm pretty sure that if you partner with someone that can package your food supply chain knowledge into a nice UI/UX experience (or doing it yourself, idk), you could produce and sell a decent piece of niche software for planning in food plants.
At $work we are into software for managing plants (not in the food industry), and the demand for tailor made planning functions is obvious.