A slide I have occasionally shared at transportation presentations the last 18 months:

And yes, it is a shameless rip-off of the late Justice Jackson's "Lawyers and Technology" speech.

It still fits.

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As the CIO of a Public Transportation Agency, I find I often have to explain to people that it takes a lot of remarkable technology to keep a Modern Transit Vehicle operating:

(And thanks, and apologies, to XKCD.com for the obvious hack)

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https://www.alojapan.com/1226953/nissans-new-ceo-says-the-japanese-automaker-will-move-faster-to-achieve-a-turnaround-2/ Nissan’s new CEO says the Japanese automaker will move faster to achieve a turnaround #120163724 #article #AutoIndustry #business #ElectricVehicles #GeneralNews #Japan #JapanNews #Japanese #JapaneseNews #news #TransportationTechnology #WorldNews ATSUGI, Japan — The chief-executive-to-be at money-losing Japanese automaker Nissan is determined to speed up decision-making to come up with models that say Nissan — and really sell. Ivan Espin…
Nissan's new CEO says the Japanese automaker will move faster to achieve a turnaround

ATSUGI, Japan -- The chief-executive-to-be at money-losing Japanese automaker Nissan is determined to speed up decision-making to come up with models that say Nissan — and really sell.Ivan Espinosa, 46, chief planning officer and a Mexican with two decades of experience at Nissan Motor Corp., told reporters in embargoed comments for Wednesday that the company's corporate culture is “lacking empathy” and has to change. “We need to work together as one single team,” he said at the Nissan Technical Center in Atsugi city on the outskirts of Tokyo. “We need to work together hand in hand.”Nissan recently appointed Espinosa to

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