The following is a fictive scenario:

At a rapidly growing cybersecurity firm, Laura, a senior security consultant, is faced with the decision to adopt a new, advanced threat detection software. While the software is highly effective, it uses complex machine learning algorithms that are beyond the current expertise of most of her team. Implementing this software would require significant training and upskilling. Laura is concerned that pushing forward without adequate preparation could lead to mishandling of the software, potentially compromising client data security. On the other hand, adopting and mastering this new technology could significantly enhance her team$$s professional capabilities and keep them at the cutting edge of cybersecurity developments. Previously, her colleague, Mark, had suggested slower integration of new technologies to allow for adequate training, but this was set aside in favour of rapid advancement to stay competitive.

$1$b$)$ In the context of the scenario, evaluate whether the principle of Competence or the principle of Professional Development should be prioritised. Justify your decision based on the potential impacts on the involved stakeholders.