Moving Fast and Breaking Things vs Moving Slow so That it Doesn't Break - Technological Evolution

Written by erlenddahlen | Published 2019/10/19
Tech Story Tags: robots | digitalization | technology | evolution | digital-evolution | robotics | machines-vs-plants | latest-tech-stories

TLDRDigital technology is characterized by “move fast and break things”. Heavy asset industries, in contrast, are characterized by “this cannot break, so we have to move slow”. When digitalization meets industry, these mottos collide. The optimal result in this collision is “move fast without breaking things”, or at least try to avoid “move slow and break things”. via the TL;DR App
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Written by erlenddahlen | Cybernetics & Robotics MSc Student. Weekly newsletter: erlenddahlen.substack.com
Published by HackerNoon on 2019/10/19
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