Companies do what they always do. It isn't the first time a organization sees something trendy, say that they adopt it and just renames their old processes to w

Companies do what they always do. It isn't the first time a organization sees something trendy, say that they adopt it and just renames their old processes to with what is trendy and doesn't change one damn thing. It happened with agile and it is happening with DevOps. These poor performers are most likely doing ops in a traditional way they just adopted the vernacular of modern practices and claiming it doesn't work. The core of DevOps and agile is essentially tightening the feedback loops and using the feedback to adjust to become more efficient. "Oh we are failing deploys" and not figuring out why to adjust well that isn't DevOps. Not figuring out why you don't deliver what you promise isn't agile either.