ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Today, I start with some spring positivity before diving into two main topics. First, I share my strong preference for wired tech over wireless in the wired vs. wireless debate, highlighting the frustrations of device charging. Then, I discuss the often overlooked but crucial topic of maintenance, stressing its importance throughout the lifecycle of a system, from deployment to eventual retirement. I also touch on the challenges faced by companies failing to adapt their maintenance strategies over time.
📙 Chapters:00:00 Introduction01:05 Wireless vs Wired02:30 Maintenance07:57 Updates
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United States
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