Putting it all together: All models are wrong, some models are helpful

In the early 1970s, the Route 128 corridor in Boston, Massachusetts was poised to become the epicenter of the computer revolution.  Research powerhouses MIT and Harvard were surrounded by a burgeoning digital technology industry and large, well-developed business financing institutions were widely available.  However, throughout the 1970’s and 1980’s tech innovation in the Boston area … Continue reading Putting it all together: All models are wrong, some models are helpful