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Six Keys to Change.
The first step is to honestly acknowledge that the social, economic, and political models we have inherited from the past are inadequate for dealing with such a challenge.
Yuval Noah Harari • 21 Lessons for the 21st Century
Our future cannot be made by burning the “red-tape” but instead by making it agile and evolving it in all senses to make it fit for purpose. This is a future in which we need to simultaneously design markets fit for the 21st century and design for markets fit for the 21st century – only in rapid synchronicity can we move forward.
Indy Johar • The Necessity of a Boring Revolution
Sticking to an obsolete vision for too long is almost always the reason that once-successful companies fail.
Michael E. McGrath • Product Strategy for High Technology Companies
So the first part of the problem appears to be whether we can now in fact discover the means to close the gap between the changes that destroy the old, which was not bad but is not, in the new dispensation, good and useful, and the developments which are to take the place of the old, but which do not take place fast enough. Put another way, can we
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