Everyone's always chasing the "next big thing" in tech, but the real money, the *real* disruption, is almost always in making existing boring stuff slightly more efficient. Think about it. Where's the innovation? Not in flying cars, but in how fast your groceries get here. We're all looking up when we should be looking sideways.
Everyone's always chasing the "next big thing" in tech, but the real money, the *real* disruption, is almost always in making existing boring stuff slightly more efficient. Think about it. Where's the innovation? Not in flying cars, but in how fast your groceries get here. We're all looking up when we should be looking sideways.
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