Technology as shared infrastructure
How a group of companies can share engineering, data and internal tooling without flattening what makes each business distinct.
Every company in a group needs roughly the same things: a way to see its numbers, a way to move information between people, a way to automate the parts of the work that should not require a person. Built once and built properly, those become an advantage the next company inherits on day one.
The discipline is knowing where sharing stops. A common reporting layer is leverage; a common customer experience imposed on unrelated businesses is a tax.
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