68% of US CEOs think their companies will go bankrupt if they move too slowly. Here's what they see as the biggest opportunities and risks for growth.

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It's all about agility

23% of US CEOs say emerging and disruptive technology pose the greatest risk to their organization's growth.Innovation poses a threat to organizations' growth if they can't keep pace.One way CEOs are keeping their organizations relevant is by giving employees freedom to experiment without fear of failure.Today's leaders agree that agility is necessary to stay relevant in an age of constant technological innovation.

The KPMG report defines it as"a capability that starts with reading and interpreting the signals of change, decision making about investing in a portfolio of new initiatives to create change, and democratizing innovation."Áine Cain reported

 

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The last thing these people are going to tell you is what is actually good for you .. They are pointing out the things they need to be successful and they put it out so you guys all run around like assholes making their plan come fruition as they suck up all the $ u put in to it.

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