What a great idea put so clearly. I believe tech scares the crap out of most leaders and their boards no matter the industry...we can Ironically see this in Tech today with AI. Disruption, especially driven by "technology" is not only here, it's thriving...we just may not/do not see it. The companies that do not play the long game as it seems Deere has, will either not survive for the long game or will be absorbed by those who are smart. I like that Deere identifies "Legacy Manufacturing" which I believe recognizes they're not only a manufacturing company. That I believe is the win...recognizing a company/industry has "been around a long time so knows what to do" vs. "that may be true but we really don't know what to do. Thanks for this clarity.
What a great idea put so clearly. I believe tech scares the crap out of most leaders and their boards no matter the industry...we can Ironically see this in Tech today with AI. Disruption, especially driven by "technology" is not only here, it's thriving...we just may not/do not see it. The companies that do not play the long game as it seems Deere has, will either not survive for the long game or will be absorbed by those who are smart. I like that Deere identifies "Legacy Manufacturing" which I believe recognizes they're not only a manufacturing company. That I believe is the win...recognizing a company/industry has "been around a long time so knows what to do" vs. "that may be true but we really don't know what to do. Thanks for this clarity.