Tag: logistics

• We Should Plan to Fail

  

  Photo by Zach Lezniewicz on Unsplash For weeks, the system behaved exactly as designed. Aria had matured from a directory of experiments into a stable local agent: custom tools, a conversational interface, a growing memory layer, scheduled journaling, and enough reliability to test new ideas without worrying about what might break. Luna, the quieter counterpart…

  Dom

  November 23, 2025

  data strategy, Philosophy, technology

  architecture, availability, DevOps, disaster recovery, engineering culture, engineering strategy, failure, failures, incident response, infra, lessons learned, logistics, operational risk, Process Design, resilience, success, system design, Tech Debt, technology

• All Good Management Is Logistics

  

  You’ve heard the stories, memorized the quotes. We all have. The battle‑scarred Navy SEAL who now delivers keynotes in a crisp polo shirt. The consultant quoting The Art of War before a slide titled “Market Domination.” The executive coach who hands out The Book of Five Rings like it’s a pocket manual for quarterly planning. Somewhere in the background,…

  Dom

  May 4, 2025

  Leadership & Teamwork, Management

  agile, ethical leadership, Extreme Ownership, historical examples, Leadership, logistics, Management, operations, organizational behavior, productivity, Project Management, Stoicism, Strategy, systems thinking, workplace culture