Funny enough, I can think of very few businesses that went under due to fines from regulators.
Most businesses fail because they don't have customers, not because they're inefficient or badly-managed.
They key is right there in your statement: "have to". Good places to work don't build software because they "have to", they do it because it's viewed as an important competitive differentiator and execs WANT to spend on it.
Most businesses fail because they don't have customers, not because they're inefficient or badly-managed.
They key is right there in your statement: "have to". Good places to work don't build software because they "have to", they do it because it's viewed as an important competitive differentiator and execs WANT to spend on it.