Two things here: 1) This stings, being a consultant myself who actually knows how to work with clients. Sounds like the writer hired a consultant and heard wh

Two things here: 1) This stings, being a consultant myself who actually knows how to work with clients. Sounds like the writer hired a consultant and heard what he needed to hear, instead of what he wanted to hear. 2) I think it's a bit off-center to say Sometimes, different parts know what they know, but they don’t share it across the silos. and then conclude the article with After all, we know how to fly to the moon. You’d think we could get healthier businesses. There's probably a reason for that. Technological advancements that get man to the moon aren't really going to trickle down to help you run your business in a more profitable way. After all, by the admission of the writer, not everyone who has knowledge always shares that knowledge. Whether or not it's actually related to what you're trying to accomplish. I for one wish the "Man to the moon" comparison would just die. Everywhere.