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martin_shl reacted to Newchodge's post in the thread An overlooked pressure affecting many small businesses? with
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I have a client who has been a pain since the beginning - their computer skills are close to non-existent and they did not understand... -
Yes, and once drawn in and familiar with what you are using the prices initially gradually increase and eventually increase at crazy rates.
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The opposite is true. The current pricing structure is unsustainable. Even the free tools are becoming restricted.
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Like Bill Clinton would say, 'it all depends on what "progress" means' ;)
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@Data Swami - you need to bring your posts down the level of us thickies. Assume we no nothing other than the ability of enter a prompt...
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So it seems that picnic is a modern version of what we called GIGO. Except that AI isnt just relying on data input, it's interpreting...
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Never heard of it, although ctrlbrk's version is at least intelligible. But my problem is with the whole paragraph. Possibly...
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@Data Swami - your analogy is wrong. A CRM doesn't make things up. You input data which is validated and verified and you get some sort...
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So, since you were implicitely asked twice, but failed to provide an explanation for the acronym, I looked it up: Definition 1 (from...
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But…. If it’s just automation of routine tasks you may not need AI. You might even just need to refine your processes to save huge...
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There have been a lot of false case citations in the UK as well, and if I need to check that each one exists and says what AI tells me...
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martin_shl reacted to aripho's post in the thread How do you gauge value when starting out? with Like.
I know the scale as it currently stands - I think it's around 20-50 users in terms of 'viewership' - sales people with profiles and...
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martin_shl reacted to DavidAshdown's post in the thread How do you gauge value when starting out? with Like.
I agree the recurring fee model makes sense where there is ongoing support, updates and training. The only note of caution I’d add is...
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martin_shl reacted to DavidAshdown's post in the thread How do you gauge value when starting out? with Like.
I wouldn’t lead with “what’s your budget?” just yet. A better first step is to understand the scale of use, how many users, what level...
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martin_shl reacted to DavidAshdown's post in the thread How do you gauge value when starting out? with Like.
I completely understand that instinct, but the price is rarely linked to what the end users are paid. The real comparison is the cost...