Your Company Runs on Railroad Tech

What your choices about how you work today mean for whether you get to tomorrow.

In 1855, Daniel McCallum had a problem. As General Superintendent of the New York & Erie Railroad, he was responsible for over 5,000 workers spread across hundreds of miles of track. He needed a way to see who was responsible for what, and how accountability flowed across the system. So he commissioned the world’s first organizational chart, a sprawling…