In a series of six interviews with Bits&Chips (in Dutch), systems architecting guru Gerrit Muller shares his views on systems thinking, the Dutch way.
Physicist Gerrit Muller started his career in software development and grew into a prominent systems architect in the Netherlands. René Raaijmakers sat down with him to pick his brain.
In this episode, Muller explains what makes a good systems architect. Using an example from his Philips Medical days, he shows what can go wrong when there’s no systems architect to align engineers and marketeers.
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