Well, in theory yeah In practice, he'll most likely go for the most basic solution (which a lot of people probably noticed already) and try to package this in

Well, in theory yeah In practice, he'll most likely go for the most basic solution (which a lot of people probably noticed already) and try to package this in a "report that cost a lot of money" Institutional inertia is bad, but feel-good/turnkey "solutions" to undefined problems (think stuff like 6 sigma, "agile consultants" etc) don't help neither