How do you build resilience into systems? “We need to be system shapers and system stewards – seeking ways to create the system we want, not be passive victims of it” The pivot we need …| Paul Taylor
Despite unprecedented access to data and technology the number one self stated problem in organisations is always and only ever one thing: communication. The system we need to rebuild must be founded on principles of collective intelligence and self organisation. Knowledge IS contagious if the system supports it| Paul Taylor
The system has constrained the ability for local innovation by drawing resources , power and control to the centre. If you’re part of publicly focused services you are part of that same syste…| Paul Taylor
September 19, 2025, ©. Leeham News: We do a series about ideas on how the long development times for large airliners can be shortened. New project talks about cutting development time and reaching certification and production faster than... Read More| Leeham News and Analysis
This is our classic paradox: the metrics and targets that are intended to drive improvement can create a powerful set of incentives that actually work against the very innovation and risk-taking we need to strive for.| Paul Taylor
Being efficient is not half as effective as conventional management would like to think.| Paul Taylor
A practical mini‑playbook for senior engineers to think about security-first systems – co-authered by o3. Why Security shouldn’t be an afterthought Many Software Engineers treat Security as a…| Aditya Rohilla
The more I think about myself and why I do the things I do, the more I recognize that I love systems with depth. I love systems specifically that enable possibilities through constraints. This is partially why I like numbers or visualizing data, but more to do with why I love games and tool-making.| Frank Elavsky
Walkthrough of similarities and differences between front end vs. back end system design interviews and my thoughts on a front end career ceiling.| Tech Interview Handbook Blog
