With my example I agree with you - the example in the article is different though - putting artificial constraints into a project to encourage innovation and ma

With my example I agree with you - the example in the article is different though - putting artificial constraints into a project to encourage innovation and making sure you have the necessary resources - and then removing the constraint before you go live - isn't a bad idea IMO, especially when you are dependent on multiple teams. Think of it as resistance training :)