World
Technology
Technology, for me, is a way to increase human capacity and solve real pains. To build tools that bring order to chaos, amplify our judgment and free up time to think better.
What matters to me?
I see technology as a lever. A way to take a good idea and make it reach further without depending solely on more hours or more hands.
A good salesperson, a good tour operator, a good experience designer or a good entrepreneur usually carry a great deal of knowledge in their head. The problem is that this knowledge doesn't always scale. It gets lost in conversations, intuitions, folders, spreadsheets and years of craft that nobody documented.
I'm interested in centaur companies (a concept coined by Cata Boetsch, an entrepreneurship powerhouse): human teams amplified by technology. Not machines replacing people, nor people fighting machines. People with judgment, craft and sensitivity using the raw power of technology to sell better, operate better, decide better and take better care of their customers.