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- @Darius - appreciate your comment. Glad you liked the post. Good point on the whuffie concept. Tara has mentioned that every time I've heard her speak and it's even in her book - so the...
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So I happened to come across this rather interesting article in Fortune magazine talking about why smart companies can be “too smart for their own good”. Written by Brent Schlender, the focus was mostly on Sony’s drive to try and be the best, but their last tw
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