I believe that it&#x27;s strongly related to the dashboard software being targeted towards &quot;familiarity&quot; by the doctors &#x2F; customers and having old GUI-centric software from back in the mid-90s ported to run on Windows over the decades prettied up back when there was nothing really viable for end-user accessible embedded systems besides even more grotesquely expensive custom software with even less capabilities and far worse SDKs than anything under Windows back in, say, 1994. This isn&#x27;t that different to me than banking software with a COBOL backend with Java middleware and a PHP frontend that&#x27;s extremely common for retail banking sector.<p>Given the sheer amount of overhead in enterprise BS medical hardware has (read: sales people likely get the biggest chunk of the absorbed costs) it wouldn&#x27;t be a surprise to me that the engineering teams amount to a skeleton crew while 70%+ of the personnel involved are non-engineers that override the professional decisions of the engineers.