Why "Simpler Technology" is becoming more valuable than Complex Systems We built the most powerful technology in human history and turns out we couldn't fix it, use it or trust it.

Abstract

Building a complex system might give you a doubt of being a "Professional" or a  relatable system.  until such Sophisticated (complex) Systems don't fascinate the end users as much as one predict. For decades, the technology industry revolved around one assumption: More features, more value. Bloatware, complicated platform and redundant architecture was seen as a sign of development. More features were considered sophisticated. That assumption is slowly but surely eroding. Software bloated with capabilities or a hardware engineered with redundant systems is not a sign of progress anymore. Across industries counting from enterprise software to consumer’s electronics to infrastructure, a shift walks in the way. It’s not a rejection of innovation.