[To Save a Sinking Ship] as a Startup, How Would You Save a Dying Corporation?
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Re: [To Save a Sinking Ship] as a Startup, How Would You Save a Dying Corporation?
#2Can you keep the original article headline ("This New Model Could Be Replacing Corporate Innovation Consultants")? The article doesn't say sinking or dying or even asks a question to the reader so I'd see that as misleading. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
In the past I saw "Sales AI: How Artificial Intelligence Can Help You Sell to Humans" got submitted as "Robots are trying to take our job. Let's acknowledge they're already here"
Re: [To Save a Sinking Ship] as a Startup, How Would You Save a Dying Corporation?
#3Can you keep the original article headline ("This New Model Could Be Replacing Corporate Innovation Consultants")? The article doesn't say sinking or dying or even asks a question to the reader so I'd see that as misleading. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html In the past I saw "Sales AI: How Artificial Intelligence Can Help You Sell to Humans" got submitted as "Robots are trying to take our job. Let's a…
Got it. Apologies about that.
Re: [To Save a Sinking Ship] as a Startup, How Would You Save a Dying Corporation?
#4Corporations are starting to see the benefits of "thinking smaller" and looking toward agile, innovative startups for mutually-beneficial partnerships. Wonder if aspects of the startup mentality will rub off on these big companies and result in a more creative business landscape in general…