The document discusses the high failure rates of projects and reasons for "process crimes" or project failures. It notes that 70% of people are involved in projects they know will fail, only 30% of projects succeed, and the UK government wastes £4 billion annually on failed projects. Common reasons for failures include lack of governance, lack of digital skills, and unrealistic expectations. The document promotes a new approach called LINQ that it claims could improve success rates just as Toyota's production system transformed car manufacturing.