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Published On: Mar 16, 2007 11:12 AM
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Revolution
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The popping bubble but began a revolution.
If you're reading this, you're already one of the New
Cadre.
The future of tech is only partly about knowing the ones and zeros. The real important part of it is understanding what tech can and will do for (and to) markets and customers.
That is where the future of the industry is - working companies and industries through the disruptive changes that technology is going to wreak on all of us, especially in this backward little corner of the planet called China.
Are we odd to enjoy living in a place that is characterized by ongoing disruptive change and the wreaking of havoc on a regular basis?
Perhaps. But if I may say, every time the species has adapted to change, those first manifesting the outward signs of that adaptation were considered, at best, wierd.
I have seen the future, and it is us.
We live in a world our grandparents couldn't fathom, and that would drive our ancestors insane. That we thrive on what would kill them is evidence of evolution.
Or some form of narcosis.
The future of tech is only partly about knowing the ones and zeros. The real important part of it is understanding what tech can and will do for (and to) markets and customers.
That is where the future of the industry is - working companies and industries through the disruptive changes that technology is going to wreak on all of us, especially in this backward little corner of the planet called China.
Are we odd to enjoy living in a place that is characterized by ongoing disruptive change and the wreaking of havoc on a regular basis?
Perhaps. But if I may say, every time the species has adapted to change, those first manifesting the outward signs of that adaptation were considered, at best, wierd.
I have seen the future, and it is us.
We live in a world our grandparents couldn't fathom, and that would drive our ancestors insane. That we thrive on what would kill them is evidence of evolution.
Or some form of narcosis.
Posted: Tue - March 2, 2004 at 05:33 PM