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"But the real lesson is that the process for helping companies die is in dire need of study and executive education. There has to be a better way than the status quo." Priceless. Kodak's actions do indeed strike me as insane. I can't even fathom the reasoning that must have led to them. It must have emerged from some set of perverse incentives at the executive level, like pay based on sales numbers in the film business or some other kind of ham-fisted silly bonus structure.