Mythical Six Week Build Season

[Michael Corsetto]

Originally Posted by gblake

Adam,

MrForbes can certainly answer for himself, but if I can be allowed a guess ... I think he might be saying that "less" can be "more" (much more) .

To my way of thinking, I want to jump on his bandwagon and suck every bit of wisdom that I can out of his team's approach, before I even think about copying the rushed shipments, and two-three robots approach(s).

The JVN vs Copioli contests, MrForbes' comments, and other related evidence, tell me that the search space for ways-to-improve-build-seasons (and the students and the robots that build-seasons produce) contains a heck of a lot more dimensions than just the calendar-days that a build-season lasts.

That evidence also strongly suggests that those other dimensions might be much more important than adjusting how long the current build season lasts.

Blake

Blake,

You are completely right, there is an overwhelming evidence that adjusting the days on the calendar is not the only dimension for "ways-to-improve-build-seasons (and the students and the robots that build-seasons produce)".

My question is:

Will removing stop-build be one of the many "ways-to-improve-build-seasons (and the students and the robots that build-seasons produce)", or is it one of the "ways-to-NOT-improve-build-seasons (and the students and the robots that build-seasons produce)"?

I am proposing this:

Removing stop-build is simply one of many "ways-to-improve-build-seasons (and the students and the robots that build-seasons produce)"

I believe discussing other "ways-to-improve-build-seasons (and the students and the robots that build-seasons produce)" is tangential to this thread.

-Mike