The author
Mayursinh Jadeja
Founder, Redlio Labs · 13+ years in software
He scopes and delivers ERP and custom software programmes for mid-size and large organisations, and writes here about the parts of that work buyers usually find out too late.
- Ahmedabad, India
- Founded Redlio Labs in 2014
- 4 articles on this site
- Custom software delivery
- ERP systems
- Product design and UX
- Next.js, React, and Node
- Project scoping
About Mayursinh
Mayursinh Jadeja is the founder of Redlio Labs, an enterprise software development company in Ahmedabad, India. He started in 2013 as a freelance engineer, building web products for clients in the US and Germany, and founded Redlio Labs the following year. The company has since delivered custom software, SaaS platforms, and ERP systems for organisations across the US, UK, Europe, Australia, and the UAE.
Most of what he writes here comes from the two ends of a programme: the scoping conversations that decide what a system will cost, and the point where it has to run in production without the people who built it standing next to it. Redlio Labs holds a 5.0 client rating on both Clutch and Google.
One rule governs the writing. Every industry statistic is traced to a primary source before it is used, and the ones that cannot be traced are named as folklore rather than repeated. Several of the most quoted numbers in enterprise software do not survive that test, and the articles here say so.
Articles by Mayursinh Jadeja
Latest Jul 30, 2026
Business
Build vs buy software: the expensive decision is where the two meet
Most organisations already run both custom and off the shelf software. The decision that costs money is the boundary between them: who owns the data model, what a vendor release breaks, and what it costs to change your mind.
Software Development
ERP implementation cost: what the quote leaves out
A vendor quote prices the vendor’s scope, not the project. The costs that land on your side of the line, the two lines that decide whether a number holds, and what to demand in writing.
Talent
IT staff augmentation vs dedicated teams: the failure mode of each
Both models work and they fail in opposite directions. The failure mode of each, what each one asks of your side of the table, and what switching later actually costs.
Technology
Legacy modernization without downtime: when the two systems disagree
Routing traffic is the easy half of a staged migration. The divergence rules, the point where rollback stops being possible, and the surfaces a facade never reaches.