In non tech companies it's super rare to have install permissions in my experience (Manufacturing/Automotive/Aerospace etc.) most companies are running proprietary software from a few key engineering software players, and very rarely there's some team writing legacy but hyper specialised FORTRAN / C / C++ engineering analysis tools.
It's a big issue to build tools for others to use - an excel file on a shared drive somewhere might be developed by one person with python installed and elevated permissions but used by 50 with no python installation etc.
IT arn't going to adjust their policies for a small group unless they have significant organizational sway.
It's a big issue to build tools for others to use - an excel file on a shared drive somewhere might be developed by one person with python installed and elevated permissions but used by 50 with no python installation etc.
IT arn't going to adjust their policies for a small group unless they have significant organizational sway.