> That’s a sign of a problem imho. Shoehorning? Definitely bad. "There's a new technology out there that makes new things possible, let's explore whether it m

> That’s a sign of a problem imho. Shoehorning? Definitely bad. "There's a new technology out there that makes new things possible, let's explore whether it makes sense to integrate it into what we're doing?" - not only is that the correct attitude, in the long run it's the only attitude that keeps companies alive assuming they have exposure to tech. See the internet/web revolution, the mobile revolution, etc.