When Strategy Breaks Before Technology
Rada Rodriguez explains why technology rarely destroys companies but exposes where strategy no longer holds. The real risk lies in delaying change while the core still performs. She examines how strategic inertia develops, why assumptions must be challenged early, and why capital allocation determines whether transformation becomes real.
Technology, Capital, and the Board’s Strategic Responsibility
In industrial technology companies, disruption reshapes business models rather than replacing products. Rada Rodriguez explains why boards must move from oversight to ownership, focusing on capital allocation, strategic priorities, and how to detect early signals of transformation.