IMHO, modern IBM (inasmuch as it exists) is the textbook target for Java, from a professional services standpoint. And it's snide and isn't. There's a lot to

IMHO, modern IBM (inasmuch as it exists) is the textbook target for Java, from a professional services standpoint. And it's snide and isn't. There's a lot to be said of being able to shovel programmers into a furnace and produce something functional. Decreasing risk to timeline and of failure makes large project PMs very happy. And generally makes stakeholders happy, because things don't outright fail as often.