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RDL already pointed out that shipyards (and other large manufacturing sites) do operate this way. There is one problem with a y-combinator approach to capital
by bdunbar 15y ago
RDL already pointed out that shipyards (and other large manufacturing sites) do operate this way.
There is one problem with a y-combinator approach to capital intensive work: someone has to be in charge. There is 'a' party responsible for delivering the product to the customer, and that drives everything else.
Put ycombinator in charge of a shipyard and a lot of cool stuff will happen, but delivering a finished boat on time and on-cost is not one of them.