That's the kind of thing that a non-technical manager would say and put a huge amount of pressure on software developers to be X times more productive, using tools that actually make them less productive in real world conditions. It's quite diabolical, if you ask me, to have people that can't even grasp or understand what these tools are, but ask people to be more productive. It's like putting roller blades on horses and expecting them to be 5 times faster.