Price does not always equal value. And in software, it often hides the real cost.
We were recently approached by a prospective client who was paying $12 per employee per month for a time-and-attendance system that simply did not work well. Staff avoided using it, managers worked around it, and payroll had to fix the mess. On paper, it appeared to be a premium solution. In reality, it was expensive friction. By
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