How to Distinguish Innovation from Fragmentation?
Innovation is the result of R&D which is something that requires vision, strategy, leadership, will-power, money, persistence, continuity. Vision requiresContinue Reading
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Innovation is the result of R&D which is something that requires vision, strategy, leadership, will-power, money, persistence, continuity. Vision requiresContinue Reading
As we know, excessive complexity is a formidable source of fragility. If you want to make something fragile, make itContinue Reading
Arduino is an open-source electronics platform based on easy-to-use hardware and software. It’s intended for anyone making interactive projects,Continue Reading
Recently revealed analysis of NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) data has delivered images of unseen quality. The images ofContinue Reading
The commentary on complexity management by J.Marczyk has been published on December 1-st, 2014 in Desktop Engineering. See original articleContinue Reading
A recent article on the troubles and tribulations of the F 35 fighter claims that: “… this flying supercomputer …..isContinue Reading
Have you ever wondered how complex a sound is? Our brain is fairly good at recognizing sounds or pieces ofContinue Reading
(image from http://www.impactlab.net) Probably the most frequently used definition of risk is this one: Risk = the Probability ofContinue Reading
Before you start to solve a problem (a numerical problem) you should check its conditioning. An ill-conditioned problem will produceContinue Reading
In the second half of the twentieth century it has become very popular to seek optimal solutions to a broadContinue Reading
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