>Excel is ubiquitous because literally anyone can use it. Unlike a database, there is a direct visual representation of what you’re building.
Oh no. Excel includes an entire programming language, namely VBA macros and if you give it to engineers they will use it. The reason Excel is ubiquitous is because it is Microsoft and someone is paying. The same is true for Matlab. A company getting Matlab licenses is much, much easier than someone getting a python installation.
It isn't a money problem. It is an Anti-Money prolem. If you can't pay someone you can't use it.
Oh no. Excel includes an entire programming language, namely VBA macros and if you give it to engineers they will use it. The reason Excel is ubiquitous is because it is Microsoft and someone is paying. The same is true for Matlab. A company getting Matlab licenses is much, much easier than someone getting a python installation.
It isn't a money problem. It is an Anti-Money prolem. If you can't pay someone you can't use it.