Recovering Customization Costs

Posted by accountingweb on Oct 28 1999 125 printer friendly

Off the shelf software tends to need extra care and handling inside professional service firms to make it do what you want it to do. Recover some of the costs of customization by reselling your new-and-improved software to other professionals who have a similar need. Where can you find a market for your enhanced software? You're looking at one right now. If you have software to sell, let us know and we'll make it available to our readers.

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