The IT Services Industry would grow by 100x in the next ten years.

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The Remote Distributed Teams and the Future of Work show By Turing

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5 days ago

The world has changed. In the past, companies were built with locally-hired teams, operating out of the same office. But today, entrenched competition, brutal commutes, exorbitant real-estate prices and more global distribution of talent have upended this practice. Now, billion-dollar companies are now created with teams working remotely and distributed all around the world. Creating #boundaryless companies is hard but we will give you the tools to succeed.

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The IT Services Industry would grow by 100x in the next ten years.

The Remote Distributed Teams and the Future of Work show By Turing

18 minutes 39 seconds

5 years ago

The IT Services Industry would grow by 100x in the next ten years.

The #Boundaryless Remote Distributed Teams Podcast and Future of Work Show with Murray Newlands

In today’s episode of our podcast, we meet Ashu Garg, General Partner at Foundation Capital. Ashu loves puzzles and making bold predictions, including the prediction he made in 1998 that the IT Services Industry would grow by 100x in the next ten years. A decade on, that projection proved prescient. Today, Ashu is equally bullish on the role that remote, distributed teams will play in the future of work. Join us and learn why Ashu likens the Bay Area today to Florence during the renaissance, why the world is flat, and why the companies he believes in incorporate boundaryless teams in their plan from the start.