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It’s a natural response for many IT organizations to think about how implementing tools can be the solution to IT problems.
But it’s a big problem, as there’s no magic pixie dust sprinkled over a tool and it can affect people negatively as much as positively.
This issue has reached a critical point as organizations are now looking for more
from tools now and the size of the investment is sufficiently large to warrant a different business case.
This involves a great deal of risk assessment as the scope and impact is so large. source