The Enterprise Problem Is Different One of the core tensions in enterprise software is...
The Enterprise Problem Is Different
One of the core tensions in enterprise software is that large organizations often don’t want your product to define how they work.
They want your product to adapt to how they already work.
That’s very different from smaller companies, which are usually much more willing to adopt the product’s default workflow.
Large organizations already have years of accumulated process decisions:
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