Dedramiro of the Imperial Security Bureau ISB, who appeared in the drama Cassian Andor, does not tend to emphasize self-protection and seek career advancement based on self-interest, which has often been seen so far. In order to eliminate the mysterious rebel element "Axis", he is carrying out his duties purely for the empire, regardless of the empire's vertical divisions.
It was a heavy-handed approach, but it deserves credit for demonstrating his organized crime even when he was thwarted by his colleagues. He could not have done so merely by conforming to the procedures, processes, and procedures set by the Empire.
However, no matter how much the upper management warned of the threat of "Axis", it was not taken seriously. The forceful way of deviating from the empire's procedures was troublesome for the upper echelons. Even if the threat to the empire is real, the empire cannot be seriously vigilant. This is the empire's flaw at the time.
The empire itself cannot move its massive body swiftly and agilely with the warning of a single Inspector.
He can't act until the threat actually deals damage. The procedures, processes and procedures established by the empire are extremely inefficient, mechanical and uniform. The system entailed huge and unnecessary costs.
Since each of them can't be processed optimally and quickly, it works uniformly only when the threat becomes damage.
Later, the empire launches retaliatory military action to compensate for the damage.
It is an action to strengthen the maintenance of the system and maintain the prestige of the empire. The executive authority is the military. Not an ISB.
Lord Vader took issue with this Imperial procedure. Fast and reliable, Vader must have believed that the sooner the threat could be sensed by the Empire, the more costly he could cut all costs. The ineffective and uniform system of procedures, processes, and procedures established by the empire cannot forestall sporadic and controlled attacks by insurgents.
Cooperation between the ISB and the military, that is, mutual unity, is required.
And the fact that Dedramiro's warning was a real threat should be taken seriously by the empire's upper echelons. An analysis of the process by which Dedramiro demonstrated organized crime from an early stage should clearly highlight the imperfections of the empire. (ISB internals are recorded in detail)
Even if it was just the Inspector's warning, why can't he move his giant body quickly and nimbly, even though it's accurate? Is it correct to not take action until the threat actually causes damage? Lord Vader sighs.
Lord Vader would admire Dedramiro. Since he doesn't tend to focus on self-protection and hope for a career, he should continue to serve the interests of the empire. Loyalty to the empire is immeasurable. An ideal candidate for Lord Vader. Lord Vader will report directly.
Unless he gets kicked out by the rivals around him first.
*Lord Vader's empire's deficiencies will be very useful in drafting the First Order plan. He builds a mobile and agile empire. The emperor's goal is to be able to respond flexibly, quickly and reliably to any unforeseen situation. The emperor's experimental trials begin.