Seems like quite a stretch to suggest broad, long-term economic stagnation is due to ineffective use of software. It also doesn't really make sense that "great

Seems like quite a stretch to suggest broad, long-term economic stagnation is due to ineffective use of software. It also doesn't really make sense that "great leaders" is a solution. There's also a final recommendation to "exclusively work backwards from decision advantage" which might be good advice depending on what they actually mean (well, not the "exclusively" part, but I don't think that's meant literally), but not really to do with great leaders. I think this must be a marketing piece by a management consultant (it's packed full of tropes and cliches)... and could kindof appeal to some C*O who is confounded by the technology their company uses and this could let them imagine themselves as a "great leader" by making more efficient use of software by "working backwards from decision advantage."