He answers is own question at the end: > A company may save both time and money in the beginning because, yes you can get something running quickly, but they a

He answers is own question at the end: > A company may save both time and money in the beginning because, yes you can get something running quickly, but they always pay the price in the long run when they are faced with all the issues their bad decision has caused. So, you'll get cleaner and more robust software when the economic incentives do not richly reward moving fast and cheap at the beginning of product life cycles. (This comports with my experience. Mostly, over the last 15 years, during the explosion of the online economy and the associated great economic dislocations, you could avoid the madness by avoiding web programming.)