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James Robertson

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David Buck, Smalltalker at large
Homebrew on the rise? Posted: Oct 22, 2005 9:32 AM
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ComputerWorld has a story that runs counter to the conventional wisdom - internally developed software is becoming more common?

Packaged software is getting whacked ...

... by a shift inside IT to develop apps internally. That's the conclusion drawn by Ken Berryman, a consultant at McKinsey & Co. who also spoke at SoftSummit 2005. According to Berryman, New York-based McKinsey in 1998 estimated that 31% of business applications were internally developed. By 2003, that percentage had jumped to 42%, while packaged apps fell from 32% of the mix to 28%, he says. Berryman says he

expects the trend to continue because there is now "a much more standard software stack" for IT, including everything from middleware to network protocols. Plus, he says, development tools are improving.

I wonder if this is a "real" jump, or a Sarbanes-Oxley induced jump?

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