One can only hope we learn from this, but I could see a possibility where this could make requirements even more rigid in the ways you've described. We need checks and balances that account for actual risk and a design process that can improve with feedback and testing.
It seems like some organizations are hamstrung into no-win scenarios.
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One can only hope we learn from this, but I could see a possibility where this could make requirements even more rigid in the ways you've described. We need checks and balances that account for actual risk and a design process that can improve with feedback and testing.
It seems like some organizations are hamstrung into no-win scenarios.