Stacks v Suites: Why make customers choose?

Christine Horton

Key Takeaways

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The enterprise software landscape is evolving, with a growing trend towards integrating both suites and stacks to meet diverse business needs, rather than choosing one over the other.

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The importance of open APIs and microservices is emphasized, as they facilitate better integration and allow organizations to leverage the strengths of both suites and stacks while avoiding vendor lock-in.

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Customers are increasingly valuing capabilities over traditional software purchases, prompting vendors to adapt by ensuring their offerings are flexible and capable of rapid integration with existing systems.

When it comes to investing in enterprise software, organisations have many options allowing them to choose whatever technology or consumption method best suits their business requirements…

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Key Takeaways

⇨ The enterprise software landscape is evolving, with a growing trend towards integrating both suites and stacks to meet diverse business needs, rather than choosing one over the other.

⇨ The importance of open APIs and microservices is emphasized, as they facilitate better integration and allow organizations to leverage the strengths of both suites and stacks while avoiding vendor lock-in.

⇨ Customers are increasingly valuing capabilities over traditional software purchases, prompting vendors to adapt by ensuring their offerings are flexible and capable of rapid integration with existing systems.

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Explore related questions

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The enterprise software landscape is evolving, with a growing trend towards integrating both suites and stacks to meet diverse business needs, rather than choosing one over the other.

⇨

The importance of open APIs and microservices is emphasized, as they facilitate better integration and allow organizations to leverage the strengths of both suites and stacks while avoiding vendor lock-in.

⇨

Customers are increasingly valuing capabilities over traditional software purchases, prompting vendors to adapt by ensuring their offerings are flexible and capable of rapid integration with existing systems.