Speed to market and quality control intersect at different points for different products. Killing someone by blasting them with Xrays is a very costly error, b

Speed to market and quality control intersect at different points for different products. Killing someone by blasting them with Xrays is a very costly error, better to spend more (time is money) on quality. An html form failing in some obscure way for 1 out of every 1000 people resulting in a small $ loss isn't too vital out of the gate and acceptable if it can easily be fixed after product launch without a bunch of hassle. An app crashing in an enterprise that's locked in to some lame contract is even less vital. Like they paid some contract firm to one off some software with no real discussion of support.