PowerShell has become the default engine of automation in Microsoft environments. Many IT departments discover an uncomfortable truth: more PowerShell scripts reduce team productivity.

‍We see this in almost all of our customers. As business grows and new requirements come in, the ecosystem expands, and the PowerShell script collection grows along with it.

What once seemed like progress becomes a bottleneck. Valuable hours slip away, projects stall, and skilled engineers end up maintaining outdated scripts instead of delivering business value.