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La technologie est une mauvaise excuse

La technologie est souvent une excuse.

Soit parce que on l’a créée et que l’on cherche une excuse pour ne pas avoir à s’occuper de comprendre son marché. Soit parce qu’on ne l’a pas et que l’on préfère attendre qu’elle arrive… pour ne pas avoir à s’occuper de comprendre son marché.

Si vous voulez construire quelque chose mais que la technologie n’est pas encore disponible, trouvez simplement la façon la plus proche de le faire arriver. -- Dennis CROWLEY, co-Fondateur Foursquare

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