If your product pitch is too complicated for your sales force, it will certainly be too complicated for your prospects.

What happens when you remove the founders from a nascent startup?
The same thing happens when you separate innovation projects born inside a large enterprise from their creators.

2005. This is how far back Robert Iger was thinking about core idea of what today is Disney+

(from “The ride of a lifetime” – Robert Iger) https://t.co/XTsuKMQhM0

If it didn’t already, I’m sure that the reputation of customers using Facebook at work will get a big boost now. > New Facebook Tool Allows Employers to Suppress “Unionize” in Workplace Chat https://t.co/zNQmxcuENc

Published over a month ago, it will be interesting to see how history will remember #COVID-19 > How Pandemics End https://t.co/PfXfufrNLj

A part of how those $4B are spent > Amazon unveils Distance Assistant, an open source platform to enforce physical distancing among workers https://t.co/yNiej0itPl

How many companies out there, regardless of industry sector or geography, should have these priorities?

(from “The ride of a lifetime – Robert Iger) https://t.co/xKQVv4DCX8

“Among all enterprises, only 34% of transformational initiatives (digital & nondigital) are successful. 16% are considered partial successes, and 50% are clear failures.”

From “Three Actions for New #CIOs to Build Solid Rapport With C-Level During Their First 100 Days” – Gartner

@FPFL Any issue so far?

@peterl The inertia aspect is what I was really looking for since my very first question. The erosion of customers trust from the established cc providers will push some customers towards Apple Card. But will it be enough to counter inertia?