It's the idea that money/technology can fix a people/process problem. I see it all the time. It takes many forms: If we could just find the right magic tool

It's the idea that money/technology can fix a people/process problem. I see it all the time. It takes many forms: If we could just find the right magic tool then all our problems would be solved! Step 1 is build automation, step 2 is define the process! What we need to fix this broken process is more people. These two teams have different goals/OKRs so they have trouble getting along, let's fix it with technology Technology and money are great accelerators but if you don't have a process that could be performed manually with enough people then technology is just going to make you do the wrong thing faster.