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I don't disbelieve you, but do you have evidence to back this up? That is, do you have evidence that suggests value capture at the price of value creation is mo
by solveit 6y ago
I don't disbelieve you, but do you have evidence to back this up? That is, do you have evidence that suggests value capture at the price of value creation is more important than value creation itself?
- webmaven 6y agoIf you don't capture the value you create, you don't become staggeringly wealthy. If you capture value you don't create, you become staggeringly wealthy. Note that I am not claiming that value isn't being created at all in that second scenario, just that the entity capturing the value isn't creating it. If you capture value while destroying some, the picture gets more complicated, as it depends on the nature of the feedback loops involved. It isn't too hard to see examples in the wild of organizations pursuing strategies aimed at getting a larger slice of the pie, or at getting slices of more pies, rather than strategies that are aimed at getting the size or number of pies to grow overall.