A malfunction that shut down all of Toyota Motor's assembly plants in Japan for about a day last week occurred because some servers used to process parts orders became unavailable after maintenance procedures, the company said.
I imagine it’s a case where if you’re knowledgeable, yeah it’s free. But if you have to hire people knowledgeable to implement the free solution, you still have to pay the people. And companies love to balk at that!
I think it’s that and any IT employees they have would not be allowed to work on it because they would be working on other stuff because companies wouldn’t prioritize that, since they don’t know how important it is until it’s too late.
I imagine it’s a case where if you’re knowledgeable, yeah it’s free. But if you have to hire people knowledgeable to implement the free solution, you still have to pay the people. And companies love to balk at that!
I think it’s that and any IT employees they have would not be allowed to work on it because they would be working on other stuff because companies wouldn’t prioritize that, since they don’t know how important it is until it’s too late.