I think $100M per year makes up for those side effects. There will always be people whose workflows are interrupted by a new change, and legacy systems that do

I think $100M per year makes up for those side effects. There will always be people whose workflows are interrupted by a new change, and legacy systems that don't like it for their own reasons. There are already systems in place to handle their complaints, because this is an expected part of any change in a large organisation, and is barely worth mentioning.