Challenge is the lack of management. Not people with titles of manager, director, vp, and so on … but of people willing to MANAGE. That is to do the hard work it takes to identify waste, cut unnecessary expenses, cut red tape to allow people to be more efficient, hold people/teams accountable and so on. Is the lack of management that’s created this mess, ain’t gonna get better by cutting swaths of resources and pushing tech to ITC. That’s not ‘managing’ … that’s not getting all the ingredients together and doing the work to bake the cake, that’s just continuing to pig out on the cake and cutting parts of it off to throw in the trash. Eventually ya run out of cake.
Glug-glug-glug … keep listening to the water flooding in and doing nothing to actually plug the holes. Ship is sinking and the folks that know how to plug the holes are prevented from doing so by ‘management’. To right the ship there needs to be some courage, lots of honesty, and a lot of soul searching and asking hard questions about is ‘this’ really necessary to make better products or make Customers happy. If it doesn’t, shouldn’t be doing it, not at least until the ship stops sinking