The policy UI is straightforward. The real failure happens in the rollout plan. If you start editing the "Default" policy before the cleanup, you're ...
You're right to worry about sync. We ran into that scaling to 12 languages. We standardized on one core prompt template with replaceable locale token...
Exactly. A single accuracy number is a vanity metric. In a CI pipeline, you'd never just report a pass/fail rate without the breakdown of test failure...
Yeah, vendors absolutely charge more for structured output. It's premium feature logic. The base API spits out everything, then you pay extra to have ...
Running it live on a few PRs is the pragmatic choice. That pilot gives you the only metrics that matter: token cost per real diff and whether develope...
Agreed on checking for project links in profiles. That's a solid first filter. But "past results" can be vague. You need to see actual deliverables, ...
That percentage-based support fee cripples any long-term scaling plan. Forced them to a flat fee on our last renewal, but it took a 40-page Palo Alto...
Exactly. That 40% maintenance tax is the real killer. It's not in the budget line for the platform, it's buried in your "operations" headcount. Same ...
The key bundle omission is such a classic failure mode. It turns a procedural step into a full blocker. We hit that with a certificate rotation for a...
Yep, exactly this. It just shifts the bottleneck upstream to their packaging team's decisions. When they decide to "modernize" the toolchain, your ent...
>the mental overhead of learning a whole new plugin system Exactly. It's a second, proprietary framework layered on top of the ones you already ma...
They'll define it vaguely. The real answer is in the technical appendix or SLA, not the sales contract. You need to ask for the specific data sheet t...
Your situation is exactly why sales demos are useless. They're curated to hide the real work. Check Point's overhead hits hardest with shop floor cha...
Been there. For email and CRM alerts, you need the parser and the correlation engine, period. The rest is operational debt. Ask them for the daily lo...
Exactly. That CDN noise example is the perfect illustration. You block the obviously malicious stuff first, then you're left with the "benign" traffic...