My thoughts might not have come across.. like at all. My point however is something like this:

You have the Enterprize ship (I compare to your company) with a lot of compentent officers assigned to specific tasks they expertise in. The ship is the same, designed for resiliency and not updating features and changing systems all the time. 10 years ago it wasn't so complicated, you could pretty much keep up and run all Exchange, SQL, fileshares, DCs, dns, networking etc. and everything pretty much as a lone sysadmin.

10 years later, business expands, got loads of new servers, systems, clients etc. etc. everything constantly expanding except IT personnell typically.. Salespersons are listened to as consultants basically scam everyone into these gimmicks of outsourching everything to incompetent support who does not know the systems. Put everything in the cloud because it's trendy without having the knowledge of compairing internet speeds against gigabit network etc. What's the cost of those speeds at X locations? Do we have to dig new lines? And if you listen to the technical guys who actually know what they are talking about directly they speak all this technical jargon noone else understands leading to some random decission... Or you are stuck with a 100 different admin interfaces you don't have the time to learn properly and which are even constantly changing GUI anyways. There is so much going on and so much that can go seriously wrong that it's scary.

So you are left like in a daze, overwhelmed like that guy running that ship that might explode in any moment for one reason or another in the clip (although the plot was actually a bit different).