A strategic inflection point refers to a major change to a business’s competitive environment, which could result in positive or negative outcomes. What is a strategic inflection point in business?

Every disruptive innovation requires a minimum of two parties to play the game. There has to be a disruptor — someone who does the disrupting — as well as one or more disruptees — the party or parties ...

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This is a phrase frequently uttered in venture circles, including at pitches, portfolio reviews and board meetings. We all like to imagine the startup journey as a steady progression of more, more, ...

Valuations can remain high despite higher real interest rates, provided nominal GDP growth remains strong and companies remain profitable despite higher borrowing costs. Risks to valuations such as ...

For the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), readiness is at a critical inflection point, especially as the DoD moves to face the near-peer threat environment. The time to better integrate immersive ...

Joe Biden’s rhetoric has reached an inflection point. In recent weeks, the president has been discovering “inflection points” everywhere. And that’s no malarkey. Here is a sampling from just the last ...

IBM announced the unveiling of its 1,121-qubit “Condor” quantum computing processor on Dec. 4. This is the company’s largest by qubit count and, arguably, the world’s most advanced gate-based, ...