Starting each project from scratch increases duplicated effort, rework, and long-term costs. Rarely do organizations maintain a central library of reusable, in-house code, missing an opportunity for efficiency.
A library provides modular, reusable components, reducing duplicated effort across projects. Improvements or bug fixes applied once benefit all dependent applications, lowering maintenance and development costs. Writing new software in a modular, abstract way ensures that components can later be added to the library, compounding efficiency over time.
Organizations that adopt this approach gain measurable long-term ROI, reducing technical debt while accelerating software delivery.
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