Yeah, the adage "nothing is more permanent than a temporary solution" exists for a reason. A lot of industries that use software but aren't actually tech themse

Yeah, the adage "nothing is more permanent than a temporary solution" exists for a reason. A lot of industries that use software but aren't actually tech themselves tend towards this kind of result. E.g.: If one guy figures out how to script some medical imaging task, he'll just share that with other people who then rely on the same script. I've seen it in academics as well, especially around things like image processing.