Leaders of smaller firms should embrace technological chaos
Large firms are structured to make the best use of their resources in a stable and predictable environment. Technology, however, destabilizes business norms, thus levelling the playing field. Large firms may be shackled by the chains of bureaucracy. Read more at www.silicon.co.uk
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