The Difference Between Hammers and Business Software:

Most businesses mistake software for a "tool." A tool has a particular function but no perspective. A hammer, for example, is agnostic. It isn't made with an opinion about when, how, and why a carpenter should hammer things. The tool adapts to the user.With business software, you're not buying a tool – you're buying a philosophy about how your business should run. The software has features and functions like a ...