Right on schedule, it's time to add more unwanted user interface "features" to an already questionable system.  I can only image the amount of time that was spent crafting this new user experience and testing it with "real" users.  I'm sure it was a considerable drain on the development resources to bury basic capabilities under additional menus and dysfunctional dashboards.  Here's a novel thought.  Why not direct the product teams to actually work together across the platforms to make sure the basic functionality actually works?  Oh, put in a request for that?  Yup, did that multiple times and that process quickly takes the suggestions from the incompetent user base and parks it in the "Not going to happen anytime soon" Agile feature backlog.  The normal industry accepted process aims for continuous improvement but instead, we get a full suite of continuous disappointment.  I thinks it's time for a reset on priorities.