No matter. It is still a good number to play with on their P&L statement. All they need to do is soundly (or incrementally) adjust their outgoing numbers then the profit will definitely increase.
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The one good thing why software and platforms are created is control. The only challenge is how can someone create a seamless web 2.0 spreadsheet almost similar to Google spreadsheets but definitely with more flexibility as Excel's and more security-enabled features like any other enterprise software.
Yes, I saw that startup idea below. If someone wants to do something about it, I'm in like Flynn.
This is not going to be a good example, but unless you give consent, do you want some overwhelming authority barging into your household saying that they struck gold while you and your significant other are having a disagreement (and that you've been doing this and resolving for a while)?
But then again, who am I to steer things like these? Government contractors make up a good percentage of our economy, technology included.
But the morals? This would have to be the biggest weight on this matter.
The site is working so far. Thanks for the feedback, folks.
I've seen one too many instances of these happening despite the cynicism all around us. I still believe in human compassion.