2025 Is When... VCs & Boards realize transactional tech vendor leaders cannot execute a Profitable, Efficient, and Growth business model. It's not their fault. They never gained the experience, and their compensation is not aligned to execute this model.
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Read our latest blog written by Kyle Anixter, IT Director, Curvature Hardware Division, to learn how vendor diversification reduces IT risks. #vendordiversification #supplychainissues #globaleconomy
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Great catch up today with two Global CEO's of technology vendors. They won't mind me saying they are not the biggest vendors in the world. But they both have built solid companies based on trust and doing the right thing - and of course selecting the right technology and commercial nous. Nothing excites me more than meeting people who make it happen, who had the courage to take the step, and keeping making it. #stoneism #CEO #Conversationalai #servicestransformation
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