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Superdistribution (Brad Cox) - book review (461 words) |
 | Cox sees a fundamental difference between the efficiency of modern industrial manufacturing and the failures of the software "industry". |
| (Cox uses the introduction of standardised parts into weapons built for the United States military as an example.) With software this means a focus on re-usable software components and a shift from a process-centric approach to a product-centric one. |
| However much you credit Cox's diagnosis of the ailment afflicting the software industry and his suggestions for a cure, if you are interested in the future of the information economy then Superdistribution is worth a look. |
| SCIFI.COM Chat Transcript: Stargate SG-1 Executive Producer, Brad Wright June, 21 2002 (2539 words) |
| Brad: There won't be a Devlin and Emmerich sequal as far as I know, but MGM may not want to make our script either. |
| Brad: Since there is a movie and spin off planned, I hope that break happens as soon as we're done with that. |
| Brad: There are a lot of people who have a narrow vision of what Stargate is or should be. |
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