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A change on paper which needs to go though various approval stages, tasked up and finally implemented can be much more expensive than a change in code. Or the o
by teamonkey 2y ago
A change on paper which needs to go though various approval stages, tasked up and finally implemented can be much more expensive than a change in code. Or the opposite.
- liontwist 2y agoI absolutely agree. And the other comments here have pointed out the danger of code is that someone will want to ship your draft. So business processes can kill either one.