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So fast forward to today and look at which businesses have grown. Adjusting for the nat
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If you think you've heard this song before, you’re right. You have.
Do you remember back 20 years ago – in the mid-80’s or so – when computers in business were still pretty new? If you walked into most businesses and asked whether they have a computer you’d either get a smug “of course we have a computer” or a disdainful “what do we need computers for” response.
Fast forward 10 years to the mid-90’s and computers aren’t even a question any more. Walk into those same businesses and ask a broader question – are they computerized? This time, almost without fail, you’d get an indignant “of course we’re computerized” followed either by a tour of a highly efficient state-of-the-art facility, or by a gesticulation toward a machine squatting in the corner used as a glorified typewriter.
Either way, computers were present – even taken for granted. However the businesses that embraced the strategic advantages that the technology afforded them were able to grow because of – not in spite of – the technology.
So fast forward to today and look at which businesses have grown. Adjusting for the nat
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Do you remember back 20 years ago – in the mid-80’s or so – when computers in business were still pretty new? If you walked into most businesses and asked whether they have a computer you’d either get a smug “of course we have a computer” or a disdainful “what do we need computers for” response.
Fast forward 10 years to the mid-90’s and computers aren’t even a question any more. Walk into those same businesses and ask a broader question – are they computerized? This time, almost without fail, you’d get an indignant “of course we’re computerized” followed either by a tour of a highly efficient state-of-the-art facility, or by a gesticulation toward a machine squatting in the corner used as a glorified typewriter.
Either way, computers were present – even taken for granted. However the businesses that embraced the strategic advantages that the technology afforded them were able to grow because of – not in spite of – the technology.
So fast forward to today and look at which businesses have grown. Adjusting for the nat
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Fast forward 10 years to the mid-90’s and computers aren’t even a question any more. Walk into those same businesses and ask a broader question – are they computerized? This time, almost without fail, you’d get an indignant “of course we’re computerized” followed either by a tour of a highly efficient state-of-the-art facility, or by a gesticulation toward a machine squatting in the corner used as a glorified typewriter.
Either way, computers were present – even taken for granted. However the businesses that embraced the strategic advantages that the technology afforded them were able to grow because of – not in spite of – the technology.
So fast forward to today and look at which businesses have grown. Adjusting for the nat
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Either way, computers were present – even taken for granted. However the businesses that embraced the strategic advantages that the technology afforded them were able to grow because of – not in spite of – the technology.
So fast forward to today and look at which businesses have grown. Adjusting for the nat
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So fast forward to today and look at which businesses have grown. Adjusting for the natural ebb and flow of business and economics, it probably comes as no surprise that the ones that embraced the technology and used it to their benefit have exploded in size and profitability. This is in stark contrast to the businesses who resisted it and allowed it in their doors only reluctantly. They, sadly, are either out of business or grasping for what little business is left to them by their tech-savvy competitors.
This is like the business equivalent of “the rich get richer and the poor get poorer”. Except in this case, the currency is technology. The gap between the tech savvy and the non-tech savvy is widening, and it is becoming increasingly clear that businesses that use technology strategically, win financially.
So, what does this have to do with Internet strategy?
Only this. History repeats itself.
The pattern that we saw in the personal computer over the past 20 years is happening all over again with the Intenet. But remember, technology accelerates. This time, instead of a 20 year evolution, it’s a lot closer to 10.
If you liken the mid-80’s p
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