Not every shiny tool is a business!
🎯 Summary
[{“key_takeaways”=>[“The current technological slowdown is a necessary filtering cycle for identifying enduring technologies.”, “Leaders must resist joining the hype surrounding new tools and instead apply judgment.”, “Every proposed application or investment must be scrutinized to ensure it solves a genuine problem.”, “It is critical to perform rigorous financial analysis (‘do the math’) to confirm revenue generation potential.”, “This period is an opportunity for leaders to demonstrate discipline rather than chasing every shiny new object.”, “The goal is to find technologies that offer tangible, quantifiable business solutions.”], “overview”=>”The current slowdown in technology adoption is actually a crucial filtering period where enduring and valuable technologies are separated from fleeting hype. Leaders should use this time to exercise discipline, avoid joining the frenzy, and rigorously evaluate every potential application based on its ability to solve real problems and generate measurable revenue. The emphasis is on slowing down to perform necessary due diligence and mathematical validation before investing.”, “themes”=>[“Technology Adoption Cycles”, “Business Due Diligence”, “Leadership Discipline”, “Value Assessment vs. Hype”, “Financial Justification”]}]
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💬 Key Insights
"I think that this is a good time that leaders can treat, show up and not join the hype, but work, use judgment and use discipline."
"Is it going to generate real revenue and actually do the math?"
"Ask for every application or investment that is being made, particularly for leaders, is this actually going to solve a problem?"
"Ask for every application or investment... is this actually going to solve a problem?"
"use judgment and use discipline."
"this slowdown, quote unquote, is really about filtering and finding the right enduring technology"