There is a lot that we can be frustrated with; however, let's give credit where credit is due.
I am no longer fearful of that moment when I view a planted narrative in some industry publication. It was so painful to be going through the past 18 months or so and suddenly view a campaign/story/post that just made Avaya appear foolish to partners/clients/general market. (You all know what I mean. "Avaya is a Bed of Roses" or the one that seemed to go on endlessly about Superheros, that even partners used as part of their so-called 'content' from Avaya).
Proof is certainly in the Pudding. There is little coming out. And we look so much better for it.
It's almost as if people's KPIs were based simply on pushing junk out without any regard to the market impact. I bet we have saved a lot of $$$ by not paying the army of industry analysts to fly for free/eat and lodge for free/ and sometimes also collect monthly stipend to write slanted stories about us that no one trusted anyway.