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The temporary, pop-up corporation « BuzzMachine
A stat I heard repeated all over Davos: that the average lifespan of a Fortune 500 company is now 15 years, according to Cisco’s John Chambers. Trying to confirm that figure, I found others saying the number is less than 50.
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Neergang van 'oude' bedrijven en opkomst van 'tijdelijke' ondernemingen: http://t.co/O9WOLb5r
There goes that @jeffjarvis being brilliant again: http://t.co/jgn1KWxR
Wondering about the impact of temporary, pop-up companies where industries once were: http://t.co/p4VCbbKk
AM RT: Thinking about the temporary, pop-up company vs. industries: http://t.co/p4VCbbKk
Corporations will pop up & out, as vertical industries get replaced by 3-layered horizontal ecosystems ~ http://t.co/ljNAcfum (via @syamant)
Bedrijven zijn duurzaam vooral om te mogen voortduren. Maar een economie is pas duurzaam als bedrijven juist verdwijnen http://t.co/tVAROReI
Public Parts があまりに気に入ったので、著者 Jeff Jarvis のブログをRSS 購読して、コメントまで残してしまった。私の文章を彼が読むとしたら胸熱だなw このエントリは例の「評価経済論」にも関連する。おすすめ。 http://t.co/FpZONc6w
On the increasingly short lifespan of F500 companies. What will this mean in 5 years
Everyone read @jeffjarvis on the future of companies, investing and, well, everything http://t.co/basikFxy
se avessi tempo per un solo #articolo oggi leggerei questo: http://t.co/q31cuO7Q #unoalgiorno #temporary #corporation via @jeffjarvis
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Wondering about the impact of temporary, pop-up companies where industries once were: http://t.co/p4VCbbKk
vertical industries will be replaced by horizontal ecosystems. #fascinating http://t.co/nyZ8AHnW
vertical industries will be replaced by horizontal ecosystems. #fascinating http://t.co/nyZ8AHnW
“@co: The temporary, pop-up corporation http://t.co/C9pepz22” - 'Vertical industries will be replaced by horizontal ecosystems' (R U ready?)
Of course, the problem for VCs in the last decade has been that start-ups just don’t need them as much as they used to
