Job Role/Further details are risky to discuss because this forum is read by my colleagues and likely the nerdier execs. I could leave it at I am someone very senior and actively involved in trying to tackle our problem, so I see the efforts and the challenge first hand.
I can tell you that execs are very aware of the problem. Higher ups have spoken about it at townhalls, though they use softer language than I do. Since 2017 a lot of modernization attempts have been made(go cloud, use standards, use off the shelf software as much as possible), with very little to show for it so far.
Obviously it isn't all just tech that causes this, culture has a big part to do with it.
It feels like the scenario in the phoenix project almost, it'd be funny if it wasn't so serious.
I can tell you that execs are very aware of the problem. Higher ups have spoken about it at townhalls, though they use softer language than I do. Since 2017 a lot of modernization attempts have been made(go cloud, use standards, use off the shelf software as much as possible), with very little to show for it so far.
Obviously it isn't all just tech that causes this, culture has a big part to do with it.
It feels like the scenario in the phoenix project almost, it'd be funny if it wasn't so serious.