Systems Thinking Powers Bionic Success
Why do digital natives grow into the world’s most valuable companies seemingly overnight while the world’s largest legacy companies achieve only incremental digital progress?
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The future belongs to companies that seamlessly blend talent and technology. Big data, AI, digital tools—all of these technologies allow companies to move with greater speed, insight, and power than ever before. Pair that with the human touch—the ability to think flexibly and adapt quickly—and the result is a bionic company, one that will surge past most rivals.
Why do digital natives grow into the world’s most valuable companies seemingly overnight while the world’s largest legacy companies achieve only incremental digital progress?
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