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TWO POLES (not so far apart)
Two Poles Apart (not so far)
19 episodes
3 days ago
What happens when business meets with science? That's what we're trying to find out in our podcast, in which we bounce our viewpoints off each other and see what we can learn from one another. Join us and listen.
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What happens when business meets with science? That's what we're trying to find out in our podcast, in which we bounce our viewpoints off each other and see what we can learn from one another. Join us and listen.
Show more...
Careers
Business
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⁠Is Centralization Killing Innovation? | Two Poles not so far apart EP. 17
TWO POLES (not so far apart)
30 minutes 37 seconds
3 months ago
⁠Is Centralization Killing Innovation? | Two Poles not so far apart EP. 17

In this episode of “Two Poles not so far apart,” we dive into the growing trend of centralization in business, academia, and everyday life. Is centralizing processes and expertise making us more efficient, or is it stifling creativity and personal connections?We discuss real-world examples from manufacturing, academia, and supply chains, exploring the pros and cons of centralized systems versus decentralized, specialized approaches. How does centralization impact innovation, agility, and the human side of work? Are we creating systems that are too fragile to adapt to rapid change?Join us as we share personal experiences, debate the future of work, and ask whether the push for efficiency is coming at the cost of flexibility and satisfaction. If you’re interested in the intersection of business, technology, and academia—and how these trends shape our world—this episode is for you!Don’t forget to subscribe for more thoughtful conversations on the big questions facing modern work and life.Let us know if you want any of these tweaked or more options!

TWO POLES (not so far apart)
What happens when business meets with science? That's what we're trying to find out in our podcast, in which we bounce our viewpoints off each other and see what we can learn from one another. Join us and listen.