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  1. 1.anagora.org

    layout: post title: Most companies never change direction until they hit the wall created: 1084864653 categories: Web Development We're still clearly in a transition phase, where more and more companies will join the bandwagon, but it's interesting to see the raise of the negative effects of sticking with bad habits vs. the benefits of ...
  2. askthemanager.com

    Being "satisfied" with the status quo is often the most damning trait in an individual manager. "Good enough" never is; yet getting beyond "good enough" so often requires perceived heavy lifting that most traditional managers (and even some with equity positions) are just unwilling to move forward with improvements.
  3. May 17, 2004Intel's shift in chip direction may also suggest that the company's decades-long reliance on a design approach known as complex-instruction set computing, or CISC, may have reached its limit.
  4. Jul 10, 2017In 2008, when the recession hit, they did the opposite of what many companies did. Instead of slashing costs and cutting heads, they invested in growth. While many of their competitors went out of ...
  5. If you don't quit, then change. In 2018, 92 percent of PMI's $383 million research and development spend went on smoke-free products, which now amounts to nearly 14 percent of its total net revenues. The company wants to increase this to at least 38 percent by 2025, illustrating its commitment to the fundamental change it has made.

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