33 Years to 12: Why Leaders Fall Out of the Index, and Why You Need an External Brain
The average company stayed in the S&P 500 for 33 years in 1964. By 2016 it was 24, and Innosight forecast 12 by 2027. The further market intelligence sits from decisions, the more exposed a company becomes. Here is why leaders fall out of the index, and what Competitive Cognition, an external brain, changes.
Uri Jablonowsky
Founder • DIGBI