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Phillip Buckendorf

04/28/25

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Modernizing logistics requires a shift in thinking about software, moving beyond just updating legacy systems to deploying advanced solutions for real-time operational needs.

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The Software Crisis Behind America's Infrastructure

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The Software Crisis Behind America's Infrastructure

04/28/25

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Phillip Buckendorf

04/28/25

@ a16z

The future of logistics will involve predictive software that anticipates challenges and allows for quick rerouting to maintain operational effectiveness.

Leonard J. Kosinski

04/28/25

@ a16z

If we don't modernize our logistics systems, we risk losing our competitive edge and the ability to respond effectively to crises.

Phillip Buckendorf

04/28/25

@ a16z

After starting ASI, we realized that the state of software in logistics was outdated, which made it clear we needed to enable critical operations and optimize valuable assets.

a16z Cast

04/28/25

@ a16z

The Department of Defense faces similar challenges in logistics, where legacy systems hinder effective operations.

a16z Cast

04/28/25

@ a16z

Modernizing software is critical for improving productivity and attracting talent in the aviation industry.

Jason Brown

04/14/25

@ a16z

We need to retrofit legacy defense systems with modern software to enhance their capabilities, as many of these vehicles will remain in service for decades.

a16z Cast

04/28/25

@ a16z

Modernization efforts often start with extensive documentation before any software is built, leading to outdated solutions by the time they are deployed.

Lex Fridman Cast

02/03/25

@ Lex Fridman

Many industries, including aerospace and semiconductors, are still using outdated software, presenting a significant opportunity for modernization.

Leonard J. Kosinski

04/28/25

@ a16z

The U.S. must invest in logistics proactively, rather than reactively, to avoid vulnerabilities that adversaries could exploit.