Partnering with a popular technology or brand can simplify the creation and maintenance of a technology stack for a business, but it can also be limiting. You and your team may not always be using the freshest technology on the market, and long-term vendors may grow complacent. Further, you may get locked into a contract that limits your resources to try something new.
Many companies are considering going tech-agnostic—instead of committing to a particular technology tool or brand, they instead opt to use the technology tools that currently best fit their unique needs and goals. But as with any business philosophy, the tech-agnostic approach has both upsides and potential downsides. Join 15 experts and me to discover what to consider when Going Tech-Agnostic!
