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In this episode, Francis explains how China officials are attempting to make a come back on the Information Cost Velocity Curve. But, their methods of doing so have the potential to cause many of their investors and customers to move away from them. Find out how in this episode.
In this episode Francis and Robert discuss Apple’s new and improved delivery system. Francis explains that Apple‘s new system will give companies like Amazon a run for their money, because their strategies are more about cost, rather than speed.
In this episode Francis and Robert discuss the importance of getting ahead on the information cost velocity curve in order to improve the infrastructure of our country’s economy. Also, how investing into the education system could help.
For this episode Robert and Francis briefly discuss the rising tension in Afghanistan as the Taliban takes over. This opens dialogue on a greater conversation which touches on the Taliban, Russia and the country’s political standing today.
In this episode Francis and Robert discuss the decline of China and the communist party. Francis explains how the information cost velocity curve has been eating at their structure and will continue to do so.
Form energy, as known as ubiquitous energy, is considered to be revolution, as it has the ability to store and discharge energy is a considerable way.
This year Apple’s revenue is up the most it has been in 36 years. But how does this effect their relationship with China? In this episode Robert and Francis discuss the impaired relationship between the two and what needs to be done going forward.
This episode is about common carriers and the importance of mission statements. Francis makes the point that some of the actions taken by carriers today fail due to lack of understanding and debts.
This episode breaks down Microsoft’s “Big Breakout”, but more specifically, the growth that the company has made thus far. The shifts that were made has allowed the company to expand beyond what many thought were possible.
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