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we're doing some CRUD and a lot of crawling and scraping at Outpost (http://outposttravel.com http://outposttravel.com). I don't think CRUD days are numbered ju
by wololo_ 13y ago
we're doing some CRUD and a lot of crawling and scraping at Outpost (http://outposttravel.com http://outposttravel.com). I don't think CRUD days are numbered just yet - all you need is a problem to fix.
- somid3 13y agothe biggest problem with CRUD is that it allows for incremental innovations on things that have already been done without allowing for operational efficiency or barriers of entry. In the words of Clayton Christensen, once you are big and popular companies with better distribution and operational efficiency will thank you for proving that particular incremental innovation valid, and will inevitably step on your toes. That or, your margin will always have to remain low because you will be a second player in the market. I mean, compare simple CRUB companies with the new hardware ones. Let's pick gaming companies like Oculus Rift, or the Omni on Kickstarter. They each spent about 2-years developing and their technology is not incremental innovation -- its a great shift. I worry that all CRUB services, other than the ones that deal with big-data (i.e.: use Hadoop, or Casandra) are incremental innovations at this point.