Quite to the contrary, they were developed through protracted processes that called for consistency and patience. The Lithuanian pension system, too, has for some time been on the path of review and transformation, on a greater or smaller scale.
The economist Paul David notes that it took several decades following the initial development of the electric motor for companies to reorganize their production techniques to use the new invention efficiently. By analogy, David’s argument hints that the largest benefits of computerization may be yet to come. This analogy is intriguing, but counterarguments certainly can be made as well.