Value Creation > Technology
I’ve always been passionate about the latest and greatest technological innovations. But over the years, I’ve come to realize that technology, no matter how advanced or cutting-edge it may be, is only valuable if it creates real value for the users.
In other words, technology should always serve a greater purpose of creating value and improving people’s lives. The technology itself is never the end goal. It’s merely a tool that we use to create something meaningful and useful.
That’s why I believe that value creation is more important than any technology. It’s not about what technology you use or how impressive your technical skills are. It’s about how you use that technology to create value and solve real-world problems.
For example, in the gaming industry, we can create the most advanced and impressive graphics, but if the game is not enjoyable or does not provide a satisfying experience for the players, then it’s ultimately a failure. On the other hand, a simple game that provides immense joy and entertainment for the players can be a massive success, regardless of its technical complexity.
The same applies to any industry or field. Technology can enable us to create amazing products and services, but it’s the value that they provide to the customers that really matters. The success of a product or service depends on how well it meets the needs and desires of the users.