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Synopsis
What do a Lotus Elise, a Makarov pistol, and a railway system have in common?
They were designed to endure.
In Gears, Triggers, and Systems, engineering leader Marc-Daniel Ortega takes readers on a powerful journey through the disciplines that shaped our modern world. From automotive design to firearms, architecture to aerospace, medicine to survival systems, the author reveals the lessons these disciplines offer to an IT industry that has lost its way.
This is not a book about nostalgia. It is a confrontation.
With piercing clarity and systems insight, Marc challenges the software world’s addiction to speed, complexity, and shallow iteration. Drawing on examples from Porsche to the AK-47, Citroën to the FN FAL, he uncovers how the best systems are forged through constraint, discipline, feedback, and care ... not hype.
You’ll learn:
Why subtraction, not addition, builds performance
How Toyota, Glock, and the Land Rover Defender all reflect cultures of engineering clarity
What system permanence actually looks like in railways, watches, and aircraft
How survivalists, not startups, embody true systems thinking
And why IT, despite its noise, remains the least mature discipline in the modern engineering pantheon
Whether you are a software architect, team lead, or just someone tired of systems that break and cultures that brag, this book is your invitation to build differently.
Read this if you are ready to trade sprints for stewardship and build systems that last.
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Gears, Triggers, and Systems: What Cars, Guns, and Engineering Do That IT Does Not (The Leadership Chronicles)
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. What do a Lotus Elise, a Makarov pistol, and a railway system have in common?They were designed to endure.In Gears, Triggers, and Systems, engineering leader Marc-Daniel Ortega takes readers on a powerful journey through the disciplines that shaped our modern world. From automotive design to firearms, architecture to aerospace, medicine to survival systems, the author reveals the lessons these disciplines offer to an IT industry that has lost its way.This is not a book about nostalgia. It is a confrontation.With piercing clarity and systems insight, Marc challenges the software world's addiction to speed, complexity, and shallow iteration. Drawing on examples from Porsche to the AK-47, Citroen to the FN FAL, he uncovers how the best systems are forged through constraint, discipline, feedback, and care . not hype.You'll learn: Why subtraction, not addition, builds performanceHow Toyota, Glock, and the Land Rover Defender all reflect cultures of engineering clarityWhat system permanence actually looks like in railways, watches, and aircraftHow survivalists, not startups, embody true systems thinkingAnd why IT, despite its noise, remains the least mature discipline in the modern engineering pantheonWhether you are a software architect, team lead, or just someone tired of systems that break and cultures that brag, this book is your invitation to build differently.Read this if you are ready to trade sprints for stewardship and build systems that last. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798281602310
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