I'm not sure any system's going to do better. There aren't a ton of people who are good at applying (let alone thinking up) systems such that they work effectiv

I'm not sure any system's going to do better. There aren't a ton of people who are good at applying (let alone thinking up) systems such that they work effectively and as intended. Too many will slice up and build atop a system then wonder why it's working so poorly, because they didn't understand the purpose of the parts they removed, or why the things they added will screw it up. "Well this is great, but we really need to..." NO. No you fucking don't. Unless you want to screw it up. But the people who get that, and who have the independence of action to prevent others from screwing up their processes, are uncommon. Even in management, which is exactly where that kind of thinking should be extremely valuable.