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Push comes to shove, it always tends to come down to short term cost. If it gets the job done, and it's wildly cheaper than the status quo (Net Present Value s
by theonlybutlet 3y ago
Push comes to shove, it always tends to come down to short term cost.
If it gets the job done, and it's wildly cheaper than the status quo (Net Present Value savings). they'll opt for it.
The only reason the trucks aren't out there gathering their best data, that's real world data, is regulation.
Businesses will hire consultants at a later stage to do risk assessment and fix their code base.