Re:No-Code and the IKEA Effect: Software lock-in evolved to ...
by cle on Sunday November 01, 2020 @03:10PM
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I said nothing about monopolization, I would appreciate if you would not mischaracterize what I said.
If a company’s customers solely use their product, and not a mix of products, it’s much easier for the company to support and build new features for their customers. This is just a fact of reality, and one benefit of customers limiting the number of products they use.
Pointing out beneficial properties of consolidation and specialization doesn’t mean I support monopolies—I absolutely don’t.
If a company’s customers solely use their product, and not a mix of products, it’s much easier for the company to support and build new features for their customers. This is just a fact of reality, and one benefit of customers limiting the number of products they use.
Pointing out beneficial properties of consolidation and specialization doesn’t mean I support monopolies—I absolutely don’t.