On this second-systems effect: Okay, what if the initial system has reached a point of being unmaintainable and a new system is needed, and there just is no way to get it to where it needs to go incrementally, because the pathways just aren't there; it's a from-scratch do-over. Now what? Abandon hope? I don't get that.
I work at an organization where the second-system is being attempted and jealousy, sabotage, resistance to change and more come into play (why do they get to build it? we should build it! let's tell everybody how much it's going to suck because those guys are stupid! etc) but the danged thing is badly needed.
I work at an organization where the second-system is being attempted and jealousy, sabotage, resistance to change and more come into play (why do they get to build it? we should build it! let's tell everybody how much it's going to suck because those guys are stupid! etc) but the danged thing is badly needed.