Nobody is looking after your software, and that is normal
Most business software ends up with no real owner, and that is usually where trouble starts. Here is what looking after a system actually involves, and how a free 15-minute check works.
Written for the people who have to keep a system running, and the people who have to buy one.
Most business software ends up with no real owner, and that is usually where trouble starts. Here is what looking after a system actually involves, and how a free 15-minute check works.
A contracting officer can put small software work on a purchase card with no competition required. Here is what the threshold actually permits, where the limits bite, and what to ask a vendor for.
Maintenance retainers fail when nobody wrote down where maintenance ends and new work begins. Here is the line we draw, why we draw it there, and the questions to ask any vendor before you sign.
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Most companies have software nobody is looking after. SwyftDev gives it a senior engineer on a flat monthly fee, so it stays running, safe and improving while you run the business.
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