Should public companies ask more ‘what if’ questions when it comes to stock trading?
I was recently speaking with a banker who was recounting her career development arc and described an early position as a Y2K co-ordinator. She apologized, saying the title ‘sounds silly now, but at the time it was a serious and necessary job’. Her modesty got me thinking about both the thousands of person-years and the estimated $400+ bn that corporations, governments and individuals invested in a massive global effort to – literally – bring the digital age into the 21st century.
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