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Category Archives: Strategy
Lessons from an Engineered Restaurant Menu
New York Magazine published a piece providing some insight into the marketing – one might even say “gastro-econo-engineering” – that goes into well-planned restaurant menus today. The information is pulled from the book Priceless: The Myth of Fair Value (and … Continue reading
Everyone can program BUGs
This post isn’t about the democritization of programming bugs in software. That’s already easy to do. Let me know you how quickly I can bring down my own WordPress installation with just a couple pecks on the delete key in … Continue reading
My Brakes Aren’t Squeeling, But Detroit Is
The automobile industry has continuously improved sound suppression in its vehicles to the point where engineers now build mechanisms into cars that purposefully introduce engine noise into the cabin, returning some of the driver’s aural feedback that had been insulated … Continue reading
Posted in Auto, Government, Strategy
Tagged Auto, bailout, chevrolet, chevy, chrysler, detroit, ford, fuel economy, greenhouse gases, kyoto protocol, new york times, oil, thomas friedman
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