I mean overall I feel like this article is going in an unconvincing circle because it is trying to solve a problem that doesn't have a solution. "We want software to be faster to market than ever, have higher availability than ever, have more complex feature sets than ever, but also have higher quality and accommodate constantly-changing requirements. Also it needs to be secured to an extent that would have not necessarily been necessary pre-Internet. Oh and we'd like to keep down wages as much as possible as well."