> the current crop of bad management gets shown the door
It may take a while. It's the current crop of bad management that has to show the current crop of bad management the door. I cannot attribute any of their successes to good management practices. I am more inclined to point out to very clever products that fit niches that passed under management's radar (would it be pedantic to write "RADAR"?) and hit the market by sheer luck.
I also doubt the "start new companies" division would be completely free. They would, most probably, be forbidden to use any competing technology.
It may take a while. It's the current crop of bad management that has to show the current crop of bad management the door. I cannot attribute any of their successes to good management practices. I am more inclined to point out to very clever products that fit niches that passed under management's radar (would it be pedantic to write "RADAR"?) and hit the market by sheer luck.
I also doubt the "start new companies" division would be completely free. They would, most probably, be forbidden to use any competing technology.