When BYD ships a new platform faster than its legacy competitors can complete a single ECU change request, the legacy OEMs struggle to explain why. The excuses are manifold, including cheaper labor, government subsidies, and lower safety standards. Read…
The Foundation for Transparent Tracking in MtO Projects W. Edwards Deming once stated: “In God we trust. All others must bring data.” In most distressed projects I have worked with, the problem is not that Read…
In a distressed MtO project, the feature burndown shows whether the team is closing scope gaps. But there is a second dimension that the burndown does not capture: product quality. Features can be declared “done” while carrying unresolved defects that compound across releases and eventually lead to ugly customer escalations—or worse: field failures. That can result in shipping broken products—not because the team hasn’t worked hard on developing new features, but because product quality hasn’t been managed early on. Read…
Made-to-Order (MtO) projects are fundamentally different from R&D. A customer defines the requirements. The scope is contractually fixed. The lifecycle follows a V-model (at least in regulatory-relevant projects) with formal verification at every level of Read…
Last week, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei said we might be “6–12 months away from models doing all of what software engineers do end-to-end.” Read…
Last year, as music is my hobby, I spent an evening creating professional-sounding songs with Suno. They sounded great, and I felt really good about myself—until I realized that tens of thousands of people are Read…
Last weekend, Sam Altman did something that should make every AI hype merchant pause. He hired Peter Steinberger. Not the company. Not the tech. The guy. The one-man band who, in a few weeks in Read…
A practical way to define compliant projects without writing processes. Read…
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