So the model is roughly - access to computing devices increased from 1980-2005 which increased productivity - microchips could be added to products, increasi

So the model is roughly - access to computing devices increased from 1980-2005 which increased productivity - microchips could be added to products, increasing the utility of the product / variability hence productivity. I mean, maybe. Seems reasonable. I suspect that the chase after productivity now has to stop in the physical and be looked for in code and in organisational arrangements - ie we don't need so many managers, but we do need more coders - and how do we get coders to co-ordinate ? mostly through openness, democracy and ... testing :-)