When the box says “stir continuously” it means just that and not “stir, empty the dishwasher, then stir some more.” That’s my lesson of the week for any would be cooks out there.
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The meshing of the business, consumer and engineering worlds fascinates me. Today we find ourselves in a time of unprecedented change. More than ever, these worlds are interacting in a complex dance. Join me as I look at this dance to see who will win, who will lose and how our lives will be altered.
I have over 30 years of experience in the semiconductor industry. I have been a part of a very successful startup, build engineering groups from scratch, and managed and developed engineering software. Along the way I have watched how seemingly disparate advancements were part of a broader trend and how some companies succeeded while others failed depending on whether they understood where they fit in the bigger picture.
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