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"A Survivor’s Guide to Disruption"

"In a collection of essays, the Global Markets Institute examines how companies can reshape themselves to better compete in today’s Everything-as-a-Service (EaaS) economy. In this new economy, firms can use services provided by other businesses to grow faster, while using less capital and fewer people than would otherwise be possible. EaaS businesses can thus do what they need to do to compete, not only more cheaply, but also more quickly and – most importantly – better than they could on their own. Industries are reorganizing in response to these dynamics, and companies must adapt or risk falling behind.\r\n"

In a collection of essays, the Global Markets Institute examines how companies can reshape themselves to better compete in today’s Everything-as-a-Service (EaaS) economy. In this new economy, firms can use services provided by other businesses to grow faster, while using less capital and fewer people than would otherwise be possible. EaaS businesses can thus do what they need to do to compete, not only more cheaply, but also more quickly and – most importantly – better than they could on their own. Industries are reorganizing in response to these dynamics, and companies must adapt or risk falling behind.

A Survivor's Guide to Disruption

"Global Markets Institute"

Global Markets Institute

"Steve Strongin\r\nManaging Director, Global Investment Research, Goldman Sachs\r\nAmanda Hindlian\r\nManaging Director, Global Investment Research, Goldman Sachs\r\nSandra Lawson\r\nManaging Director, Global Investment Research, Goldman Sachs\r\nSonya Banerjee\r\nVice President, Global Investment Research, Goldman Sachs\r\nDan Duggan, Ph.D.\r\nVice President, Global Investment Research, Goldman Sachs\r\n"

Steve Strongin
Managing Director, Global Investment Research, Goldman Sachs
Amanda Hindlian
Managing Director, Global Investment Research, Goldman Sachs
Sandra Lawson
Managing Director, Global Investment Research, Goldman Sachs
Sonya Banerjee
Vice President, Global Investment Research, Goldman Sachs
Dan Duggan, Ph.D.
Vice President, Global Investment Research, Goldman Sachs

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