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Oct 6, 2026
Ep 18. Eli Goldratt: The Goal, Theory of Constraints, OPT, Drum-Buffer-Rope
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37:36Gautam BasuHOST
And then there's the endorsement that put Goldratt in front of a new generation.
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37:41Gautam BasuHOST
In 2013, Jeff Bezos told CNBC that he had spent part of the summer running all-day book clubs with Amazon senior executives at Lab 126.
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37:53Gautam BasuHOST
Three books.
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37:55Gautam BasuHOST
Peter Drucker's The Effective Executive, Clayton Christensen's The Innovator's Solution, and Goldratt's The Gold.
Episode 150 - Treasure, Tyrants & Tinseltown ft. Ami Goradia
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52:49Vineet NairHOST
Okay.
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52:50Vineet NairHOST
So there is an R&D unit or research and development unit called Lab 126 that operates as an innovation hub for consumer electronics.
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53:01Vineet NairHOST
It belongs to a large multinational company, and its name is actually inspired by a small but distinctive detail in the parent company's logo.
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53:12Vineet NairHOST
So two-parter question, which company owns Lab 126? And second, what is the quirk in the logo that gave the lab its name?
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53:22Ami GoradiaGUEST
Is it a Korean company?
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53:24Vineet NairHOST
It is not a Korean company.
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53:30Ami GoradiaGUEST
Yeah
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53:30Aditya KashyapHOST
... resemble a logo, but no, nothing is coming to mind.
TKC 731 Kevin Keith and New Kindles
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1:19Len EdgerlyHOST
Uh, I remember Jeff Bezos himself in the interviews I had with him in 2012 and 2016 emphasize that missionary quality of the Kindle team, and that was right from the launch of the first version, uh, in November 2007.
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1:34Len EdgerlyHOST
Uh, I, I was reminded of that fervor, which I think Jeff himself passed along to the Lab126 team, whose first assignment in 2004 was to create an e-reader that could download books wirelessly in under 60 seconds.
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1:50Len EdgerlyHOST
Uh, I, I was reminded of that because appropriately, today is the Feast of St. Jerome, who translated the Bible into Latin around 1600 years ago.
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2:01Len EdgerlyHOST
And I came across a meditation by Jerome today which said, in part, "Nothing is hard for lovers.