Imprimam bentos (parte II) ou: O fim do engenheiro

A solução fácil é: imprimam bentos!
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Neste blogue basta procurar eficácia vs eficiência, numerador vs denominador, valor versus preço, distribuição de produtividades e tantos outros marcadores, para concluir inequivocamente de que lado estou.
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Recentemente li "Artistry Unleashed" the Hilary Austen que reforçou ainda mais a minha crença na arte, nos nichos, em Mongo como o futuro que nos vai ajudar a criar um mundo melhor para todos.
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Tom Gillis escreveu esta reflexão "The End of the Engineer" que vai no sentido certo, na minha opinião:
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"Three decades ago the core competency that separated good from great was determined by the ability to produce something that was “better, faster, and cheaper” than any alternative.
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But just as we’ve seen manufacturing, distribution, and supply chain management mature to the point of commoditization, engineering development is now on the same trajectory.
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I’m not suggesting that great engineering talent won’t be important to great companies, but we are rapidly reaching a point where multibillion-dollar value creation will not be enabled by a bunch of techies who have a new algorithm or architecture that is better, faster, and cheaper.
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The great companies of tomorrow will be built around something else: a competency of customer understanding. This understanding includes a vision of solving problems the customer has yet to anticipate. It requires the soft skills that allow a company to gather a million points of often-conflicting data—and turn them into a clearly articulated solution.
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In the coming decades, success will be defined by the ability to understand the complex problems that customers face, and the ability to solve these problems elegantly.
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Great companies of tomorrow will not be defined by products that are better, faster, and cheaper, but by products that are sexier and smarter."