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Deep Enterprise is enterprise that does not rely on scarcity-based business models. It is in a class of its own, without competition. Standard enterprise takes on a unique opportunity, and builds further scarcity around it. Deep Enterprise takes on abundance. It works with a possibility that was always there, but nobody had the courage or skill to execute upon. It relies on integration of proven, existing practices. It is the substance of [[Mutually Assured Abundance]]. | Deep Enterprise is enterprise that does not rely on scarcity-based business models. It is in a class of its own, without competition. It's a different paradigm, one of collaboration. Standard enterprise takes on a unique opportunity, and builds further scarcity around it. Deep Enterprise takes on abundance. It works with a possibility that was always there, but nobody had the courage or skill to execute upon. It relies on integration of proven, existing practices. It is the substance of [[Mutually Assured Abundance]]. | ||
Vinay talks about fear: | Vinay talks about fear: | ||
Revision as of 16:32, 24 September 2022
Deep Enterprise is enterprise that does not rely on scarcity-based business models. It is in a class of its own, without competition. It's a different paradigm, one of collaboration. Standard enterprise takes on a unique opportunity, and builds further scarcity around it. Deep Enterprise takes on abundance. It works with a possibility that was always there, but nobody had the courage or skill to execute upon. It relies on integration of proven, existing practices. It is the substance of Mutually Assured Abundance.
Vinay talks about fear:
Right. You want a better world? A safer world? A world that works?
Let me tell you *exactly* how to get one. No muss, no fuss, I'm aiming for a fifteen tweet manifesto on how we fix all of this shit, bolts to satellites, decision-making to economics, tax to stocks.
Ready? 1/15— Vinay (@leashless) September 23, 2022
Deep Enterprise addresses fear with security.