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The Company as a Throwaway concept
How long should companies live? Could Throwaway Companies become the reality of the future? Companies die, and that’s OK. You’ve probably seen the graph of the average lifespan of the S&P 500 companies: company lifespan is declining and the average may end up being 10 to 15 years at most, and again: there’s nothing wrong with that. I would go even further and say that perhaps ten years should be the max! There are a couple of reasons that lifespan will continue to decline [...]
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