What you don't say is what the product is, what you spend on it, and what its value is to your organization. I'm in the software side of logistics, and I can i

What you don't say is what the product is, what you spend on it, and what its value is to your organization. I'm in the software side of logistics, and I can imagine very different things you could be referring to, with different levels of effort and different levels of benefit/risk to you. If it's just cost-savings, then this product has to be quite expensive to justify your time. If you're hoping that a better version of this product could make your operation more reliable and efficient or unlock new business opportunities, that's a much better proposition, though still hard.