Totally agree. What is hard to see right now in business is talked about by Charlie Munger in Poor Charlie's Almanac.

What you describe will save your company money because you are an early adopter but in the long run, everyone is going to do these kind of things and the savings will be passed on to the consumer.

Munger mentions this talking about a textile business they had. The new more efficient machine wasn't going to make the business better but just end up passing savings on to the consumer so they actually sold the business.

Management wouldn't have prioritized that project for engineering because it would have cost too much and have uncertain benefits given the cost.

This is all massively deflationary and certain highly prized skills that cost $120k a year per right now, will be $20 bucks a month in 2024 dollars someday.