Track Changes   /     Stability vs Scalability: Reflections on Why it’s so Hard to Meet our Current Needs

Description

Middle Men: Our current system is based on stable markets, but what happens when that stability is no longer a constant? This week Paul and Rich ask some important questions about our economic systems. Why is it so difficult to integrate while scaling? What is the best way to optimize a supply chain? How can we make sure that we’re meeting everyone’s needs? We chat about these questions and many more, and even throw in a little WWII history lesson.  Links:  Robert McNamara 

Summary

Middle Men: Our current system is based on stable markets, but what happens when that stability is no longer a constant? This week Paul and Rich ask some important questions about our economic systems. Why is it so difficult to integrate while scaling? What is the best way to optimize a supply chain? How can we make sure that we’re meeting everyone’s needs? We chat about these questions and many more, and even throw in a little WWII history lesson.

Subtitle
Paul and Rich on why stability and scalability shouldn’t be mutually exclusive
Duration
22:53
Publishing date
2020-05-21 04:30
Link
http://trackchanges.libsyn.com/stability-vs-scalability-reflections-on-why-its-so-hard-to-meet-our-current-needs
Contributors
Enclosures
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Shownotes

Middle Men: Our current system is based on stable markets, but what happens when that stability is no longer a constant? This week Paul and Rich ask some important questions about our economic systems. Why is it so difficult to integrate while scaling? What is the best way to optimize a supply chain? How can we make sure that we’re meeting everyone’s needs? We chat about these questions and many more, and even throw in a little WWII history lesson. 

Links: 

Robert McNamara