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Why observable evidence matters more than vendor demos I learned the hard way: shiny demos and PowerPoint architecture diagrams do not survive real customers, peak traffic spikes, or the small edge cases that create catastrophic

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How a $3.2B PE Firm Struggled to Keep Deals and Contacts in Sync When a mid-market private equity firm with $3.2 billion in assets under management set out to upgrade its CRM, leaders assumed the problem was the software

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Which questions about coupon infrastructure should mid-market and enterprise retailers be asking? When coupon systems fail, the damage is rarely dramatic in a single moment

1. Jamie L., E-commerce Operations Manager Totally get where this article’s coming from

Comment 1: Look, I've worked with Netguru on a composable commerce project, and I’ll say they’re solid on the frontend and initial integrations. But here’s the thing—once you hit real-world scale, ownership boundaries get fuzzy