Chapter 5
The author offers a method to tell how converged any given company is: comparing the company's actions to various standard measures. He gives examples of several companies and their actions to establish a standard to compare your own company to.
Chapter 6
The author describes the actions of various heavily-converged companies including T-Mobile, Google, and Starbucks, and why those actions are destructive to the corporation's nominal goals.
Since this is a fairly short book, we already need to start planning for our next book if we'd like to keep this going. I still like the idea of alternating fiction and non-fiction. So I have a couple of ideas for what might be a good fiction book next, but I'll wait for a mid-week post. If you have a suggestion, please add it in the comments.
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