No, it's because they are swimming in technical deficiencies and aren't in a position to do anything about it. On top of that, they are pressured for unrealisti

No, it's because they are swimming in technical deficiencies and aren't in a position to do anything about it. On top of that, they are pressured for unrealistic results and attend meetings that serve no real purpose and should not exist (and should have been an email instead). It's all right there in the article. Perhaps the best way to one-line it would be: They are not allowed to achieve a suitable level of quality.