Are you suggesting that Emacs become more palatable for companies? How would that benefit Emacs? So you'd have a bunch of fools getting paid to add ghastly features to Emacs that only a pointy haired boss would like?
Not necessarily. It is also possible that if a company has a product and sees value in Emacs then it develops the necessary support packages for Emacs using its own resources.
For example, Ericsson created a programming language (Erlang) for which the default IDE is Emacs:
http://www.erlang.org/faq/x652.html#AEN691
This is useful and makes Emacs more valuable (one more supported language).
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