Through the years, I’ve purchased a lot of technology for our companies and for myself. By technology, I am broadly using the term for the software and/or hardware we use. While I’m a big believer in the power of technology, in my experience, technology buying, especially for companies, can be confusing, resource-consuming, and even disappointing. …
In extra volatile times, it’s important that we don’t complicate our actions, but try to be as clear, competent, and committed as possible. It’s easier to understand, commit to, and execute a simple plan.
The new normal, whatever that actually is, includes greater use of technology and the application of new best practices (some actually having already been used for a while).
If Financial Debt is measured in money and Technological Debt in terms of development time, Cultural Debt, to me at least, is measured in stories.