Here's a video that is worth watching as you think about the digital future--which defines how we live, work and play. Think and discuss the video with your fellow students to develop deeper strategic insights about digital strategies.
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All of the Corning improvements and innovations are beautiful and quite breathtaking in their versatility. I'm going to set that beauty aside for a moment and put on my realist hat (AKA my downer hat). I'm left with one thought: what proportion of the world population ends up affected by these glass technologies?
I know that the world of technology is getting twice as fast and cheaper due to Moore's law mixing with basic economics, but the "wow factor" of most of these innovations doesn't really get at basic human needs. This doesn't mean that I think Corning should abandon its quest to make glass better. It just means that many of these groundbreaking improvements leave me a bit cold.
All of the Corning improvements and innovations are beautiful and quite breathtaking in their versatility. I'm going to set that beauty aside for a moment and put on my realist hat (AKA my downer hat). I'm left with one thought: what proportion of the world population ends up affected by these glass technologies?
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