Technology executives: it is possible to truly transform your enterprise’s ability to deliver technology! This insight is the bottom line message I got from reading Lean Enterprise, but it will not happen without a lot of effort. If you are reading this post, I’m guessing you are a technology leader or engineer working with some enterprise organization, looking for ways to enhance your ability to innovate and deliver technology. Read on to get a quick overview of some of the insights you’ll find in Lean Enterprise.

The fascinating life of Warren Buffett Mr. Warren Buffett, known as “The Oracle of Omaha”, a brilliant business man and perhaps the most famous investor of all time. He held the position of world’s wealthiest man for many years, and his name pervades the news and is mentioned in virtually every book you can find that talks about the stock market. A man with an aura of humbleness and simplicity albeit being also known for his aggressiveness in negotiations and what some may identify as an obsession with money.

A systematic way to improve your life and reach your goals I’m naturally inclined to look for systems and structure whenever a problem requires a solution, that is what I do professionally every day: given an objective, find the more effective way to write an algorithm, design an architecture or lead towards reaching it as efficiently as possible. The Power of Habit by Charles Duhigg was a fascinating read that gave me two insights that have already turned out life changing.

The world economy is changing at neck breaking speed I think the future of the world economy is going to look quite a bit different from the world we live in today, and very much so from the one our parents lived in. I’m pretty sure this does not come as a surprise to most people, particularly in these days we’re living where many aspects of life we took for granted are being redefined by a pandemic.

The new era of space travel is upon us Two things definitely fascinate me: space travel and extraordinary human beings. I was flying back from the Google Cloud Campus in Sunnyvale and bought How to make a spaceship by Julian Guthrie in SFO just by chance, and to my surprise I got a satisfying dose of both. We are living in a great time in history, just a few weeks ago I saw, with huge excitement how, after many years, astronauts finally flew back into space from US soil.