Even in a world of infinite software, you still have to get people to collaborate within the same silo.
- Even in a world of infinite software, you still have to get people to collaborate within the same silo.
- If they're not in the same silo, they can't collaborate.
- Getting people to coordinate to the same silo is the hard part.
- It's a massive gravitational pull to the lowest common denominator.
- Silos are by construction close-ended in today's physics of trust.
- The only functionality that can work with low friction within them must be written by the employees of the silo's owner, or someone they have explicitly reviewed.
- The silo has to vouch for the behavior of the turing-complete behavior in their silo.