March 15, 2022
When we think about what is the most expensive consequence of a slow company, we often think about inefficient operations. But there’s another implication worth considering: slow companies are slow at doing and fixing mistakes. Strategically, that costs way more than slow ops.

Original tweet: https://twitter.com/giano/status/1503745164011094024
This is one of the many thoughts I post on Twitter on daily basis. They span many disciplines, including art, artificial intelligence, automation, behavioral economics, cloud computing, cognitive psychology, enterprise management, finance, leadership, marketing, neuroscience, startups, and venture capital.

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