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The most important thing to realize is that as technologies and markets change, the speed at which a company addresses business transformation can position them as a leader or laggard going forward. Examples of this can be seen in these two formerly leading companies, both with roots in Rochester N.Y., grappling with their own transformations while their customers are hav ing to do the same.
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David Zwang travels around the globe helping companies increase their productivity, margins and market reach. He specializes in production optimization, strategic business planning, market analysis, and related services to companies in the vertical media communications market. Clients have included printers, manufacturers, retailers, publishers, premedia and US Government agencies. He can be reached at [email protected].
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Discussion
By Thayer Long on Nov 12, 2019
This is the crux of the matter isn't it? And also the so called convergence movement? We are still and industrial age industry which has too much capacity. And yet we still have a mindset that our way out of this is by racing to add more capacity in different segments, but they too now have excess capacity. When will the lesson be learned?