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The Data of Long-Lived Institutions
Shell’s famous study of corporate longevity (see Chapter 2), which de Geus directed, found that the average life expectancy of Fortune 500 firms was less than forty years, but the study also found some twenty companies around the world which had survived two centuries or longer. Looking for common features that transcended differences in history, n
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The idea of staying power - in a world where everything is disposable / saturated in options fast fashion trends pictures music library news sources friends knowledge career options
The Lindy Effect: older = longer lifespan? Not always. Rapid technological change renders it less reliable. Beware the illusion of permanence. #LindyEffect #DisruptiveInnovation #Technology