Build vs Buy: How to Choose the Right SaaS Integration Strategy
The CTO and Director of Partnerships at Justuno, a website marketing automation platform, share their experience with trying different strategies to speed up the development of integrations their customers need.
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Written by
Cristina Flaschen, CEO, Pandium
Published on
August 19, 2024
From building integrations in-house to outsourcing their integration infrastructure and development to different integration platforms, the CTO and Director of Partnerships at Justuno have tried many strategies for speeding up integration development.
During this roundtable with Pandium's CEO, Cristina Flaschen, they share:
• The pros and cons of building in-house vs outsourcing.
• Real stories from their experience both building & buying their integrations.
• How to decide which method suits your company’s needs.
• The short-term and long-term outlook based on which method you choose.
Watch the conversation here:
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