Part of the problem is counterparties. Usually, large parts of "the system" are owned by someone not-you. This differentiates who can do the work (or more typic

Part of the problem is counterparties. Usually, large parts of "the system" are owned by someone not-you. This differentiates who can do the work (or more typically, halt the work) in each case. Add something - you Remove something - you + other owners + all other users Which explains why system migrations only succeed when championed by a VP+.