In today?s society, we are constantly surrounded and dependent on systems. Some work well and protect our lives and others well, let?s just say someone didn?t do enough testing. The one that gets me every week is the Seattle train system that moves me from the N gate back to baggage claim. After the train has taken off, it suddenly accelerates. The funny part is that this startles everyone, every time because the message, ?Please hold on? is delayed by about one second, just long enough to not warn you until it?s too late. It?s all about execution of a good system, not just the idea.
About the Author
Darin Archer builds businesses where physical operations meet digital intelligence. Over 25 years he has taken hardware and software to market at Intel, IBM, Adobe, and Elastic Path, operated inside Gap Inc., and most recently, as Chief Product Officer at Yottaa, wound down a physical network and rebuilt the product around AI. The full story, eight companies with the hard parts left in, is one click away in My Work.