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With internal completion aren’t there internal customers, or even external customers too? I think you bring up some interesting points, but think there’s some
by dv_dt 5y ago
With internal completion aren’t there internal customers, or even external customers too? I think you bring up some interesting points, but think there’s some deeper considerations than market vs planned.
For instance at a macro scale, China has a hybrid approach and for many planned industrial growth areas have been successful from furniture to solar to being on their way with chips.
Planned investment is arguably how many companies work very successfully.
I’m not arguing for all planned control, but suspect some set of features that make some competitive approaches work well and some planned approaches work well.
- lmm 5y ago> With internal completion aren’t there internal customers, or even external customers too? Internal "customers" are generally spending someone else's "money" and their own success or failure is often more dependent on politics than their merits. Competition works if your success metrics are measuring the right thing. But internal popularity often isn't.