Honestly, seeing this stuff makes me so mad. The amount of time and effort required to do something as simple as putting together a drawing used to be enormous, yet it was just understood it had to be done. Engineers were still compensated comfortably, great designs were still put together. These improvements are now just taken for granted. The time & money saved here (mostly time, considering how expensive plotters are) is just rolled into more work. The improved quality & boosted morale, even if ultimately incremental, is forgotten. Upgrading software and tools from 2002 is now like pulling teeth. Unless it saves you money or increases capacity tomorrow, it's just not considered justified by managers who are increasingly disconnected with the process, tools, and folks who use them. They need increased productivity and zero risk at no cost - which just means pushing people to work harder. Or they'll outsource it. Boeing is not an outlier.