The Lesson Is, We All Need To

I Have Been Quoted Saying That, In The Future, All Companies Will Be Internet Companies. I Still Believe That. More Than Ever, Really

Success Breeds Complacency. Complacency Breeds Failure. Only The Paranoid Survive.

By The Late '90s, Those Who Were Paying Attention Perceived The Internet As A 20-foot Tidal Wave Coming, And We Are All In Kayaks.

The New Environment Dictates Two Rules: First, Everything Happens Faster; Second, Anything That Can Be Done Will Be Done, If Not By You, Then By Someone Else, Somewhere.

Most Companies Don't Die Because They Are Wrong; They Die Because They Don't Commit Themselves. They Fritter Away Their Momentum And Their Valuable Resources While Attempting To Make A Decision. The Greatest Danger Is Standing Still.