What are the most important factors you evaluate when deciding whether to add a new tool to your tech stack?
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Counterpart Marketing Lead | Formerly Issuu, OpenText, Webroot • June 4
First and foremost, there needs to be alignment on goals. What will the tooling help you accomplish? Will it help you become more efficient or solve a specific problem? Here are some additional factors to consider:
What is the functionality of the tool?
How well will the tool integrate with the current tech stack?
Can the tool accommodate growth and evolving needs?
What is the usability and user experience of the tool?
Does the tool meet your security and data privacy needs?
Does the tool's support and documentation meet your needs?
Does the ROI justify the cost?
Asking these types of questions will help you make an informed decision.
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