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Because the primary concern of all projects is compliance. Building the thing is an afterthought and it's gonna be expensive and take for ever to deliver anyway
by anm89 5y ago
Because the primary concern of all projects is compliance. Building the thing is an afterthought and it's gonna be expensive and take for ever to deliver anyway so everyone just throws their hands up and accepts it.
Our whole system is designed around making Healthcare this highly moated bonanza for insiders who know how to gameplay beaurocracy so I'd argue its not much of a surprise that that's what we get: a bloated beaurocracy
- flerovium 5y agoIs this the case? Transportation and logistics (especially national and international) is highly regulated, but the software is highly usable compared to medical records. Hedge fund automated trading software needs to pass innumerable compliance requirements. But the software is superb. Low-latency arbitrage software has incredible compliance burdens, but is some of the best engineered code on the planet.
- tata71 5y agoPeople who own small logistics firms are culturally far more likely to fly in the face of regulation than those in the AMA. This could explain the adoption/demand of more-cutting-edge SaaS etc.