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The traditional way for companies to learn this lesson are all gone (antitrust breakups, or Innovator's Dilemma-style disruption) since M&A is at an all-time hi
by concinds 4y ago
The traditional way for companies to learn this lesson are all gone (antitrust breakups, or Innovator's Dilemma-style disruption) since M&A is at an all-time high, antitrust isn't enforced, and companies can just acquire innovative startups.
I'm not even convinced that antitrust would fix it at this point. Someone might need to invent "therapy but for corporations" so big orgs can rid themselves of dysfunction (as if).
- FormerBandmate 4y ago> Someone might need to invent "therapy but for corporations" so big orgs can rid themselves of dysfunction (as if). That is what leveraged buyouts and activist investors are supposed to do. Emphasis on supposed
- revelio 4y agoIndex funds are killing off activist investors.