After Innovation, Turn to Maintenance
After Innovation, Turn to Maintenance
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创新之后，转向维护
作者：
Andrew L. Russell;L. Vinsel
2014年秋季，畅销书排行榜上出现了一本热门新书，书中的人物阵容出人意料：计算机史上的先驱。这本书的作者沃尔特·艾萨克森（Walter Isaacson）已经建立了无可挑剔的资格，作为一个关于本·富兰克林、阿尔伯特·爱因斯坦和史蒂夫·乔布斯的书籍的圣徒传记作者。评论家们对艾萨克森的新书《创新者》大加赞扬，这与一位美国媒体皇室的作者相称（艾萨克森是《时代》杂志的前执行主编，CNN的前董事长兼首席执行官）。《创新者》是一本天生的畅销书，抓住了这个时代对所有数字和新事物的热情。它甚至有一个引人注目的字幕，从一种会激怒论文委员会的字幕类型中提取：一群黑客，天才和极客如何创造数字
In the fall of 2014 the best-seller lists featured a hot new book with an unlikely cast of characters: pioneers in the history of computing. The book’s author, Walter Isaacson, had established impeccable credentials as a hagiographer with books on Ben Franklin, Albert Einstein, and Steve Jobs. Reviewers showered Isaacson’s new book, The Innovators, with praise that was befitting an author of American media royalty (Isaacson was the former managing editor of Time and the former chairman and CEO of CNN). The Innovators was a born best seller, capturing the era’s enthusiasm for all things digital and new. It even had one of those splashy subtitles, pulled from a genre of subtitles that would enrage dissertation committees: How a Group of Hackers, Geniuses and Geeks Created the Digital