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4. Nowhere, after spending an enormous amount of money. And it could spawn a boom for compliance consultancies that can maneuver the regulations and check the
by thunky 3y ago
4. Nowhere, after spending an enormous amount of money.
And it could spawn a boom for compliance consultancies that can maneuver the regulations and check the boxes on behalf of companies so that they can remain free from liability. All without any meaningful impact.
- pipo234 3y agoUnfortunately, I concur that this is the most likely outcome. I would love to believe we could inch a little toward: > 3. Greater focus is put into fewer projects to develop a stronger ecosystem and engineering culture [...] A hopeful sign might be stuff like PCI compliance: major impact on velocity, money wasted on consultants, brain-dead training and project managers, but also much less catastrophes than what might have been. But it's just as likely it goes the SLA-way, where promises and legal documents paint some desirable level of control that in reality does not exist, just because asses need covering.