Custom software development is the designing of software applications for a specific user or group of users within an organization. Such software is designed to address their needs precisely as opposed to the more traditional and widespread off-the-shelf software. Such software is typically created just for that specific entity by a third-party by contract or in-house group of developers and is not packaged for reselling.
When you develop your own software, you decide exactly what it does and how it works. You tailor its features to your exact business requirements. Off-the-shelf software may not do exactly what you want it to do, and you may need to adapt your work processes to fit the package. It may also bloat your system with features that you don't need. Building your own software reduces potential integration problems with existing systems and infrastructure.
The way you use a software application in your business may change over time. If you develop a customized package, you can adapt it quickly to meet any changes in your business requirements. This scalability is not typically available with off-the-shelf alternatives and, if it is, you still have no control over whether developers will make the upgrades you need in a timescale to suit you. You also avoid issues with obsolescence if you run your own program. A developer may choose to withdraw products or to stop upgrading or supporting them, forcing you to find new solutions.
You own the rights to the software code if you build your own package. If you develop a system that gives you a business advantage, you don't have to share this advantage with your competitors. Using an internal system reduces security risk -- external software applications may be a target for hackers. Keeping control over the build minimizes issues with bugs and, if you do have a problem, you deal with it yourself. If you have problems with off-the-shelf software, you're reliant on the developer for support.
Although off-the-shelf software may seem cheaper initially, paying for a customized build may be a better long-term investment. If you develop your own software, you don't have ongoing licensing, upgrade and support costs, and you'll use existing system resources more efficiently. If you build software that meets your exact requirements and that adapts quickly to changes in your business, your staff can do their jobs more effectively. This increases efficiency and productivity.
When you develop your own software, you decide exactly what it does and how it works. You tailor its features to your exact business requirements. Off-the-shelf software may not do exactly what you want it to do, and you may need to adapt your work processes to fit the package. It may also bloat your system with features that you don't need. Building your own software reduces potential integration problems with existing systems and infrastructure.
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