100年,90%以上的企业可能要面临着死亡,即便是大企业,在充分竞争的市场里,也很少能超过人类寿命的一半。1970年名列“Fortune 500”排行榜的公司,到目前已有超过二分之一销声匿迹。大型企业的平均寿命不及四十年,似乎成为一个不可改变的“铁律”。然而,这条“铁律”似乎并不符合英特尔,它40年一路走来,青春依然。但如何在下一个40年以及下下个40年青春常驻,这不光是英特尔面临的问题,也是所有即将走过40年的企业思考的命题…… In 100 years, more than 90% of businesses may face death. Even large enterprises rarely have more than half the human life expectancy in a fully competitive market. In 1970, more than a half of the companies listed on the Fortune 500 rankings disappeared. The average life expectancy of large enterprises is less than 40 years and seems to be an irrevocable “iron law.” However, this “iron law” does not seem to fit Intel, it’s 40 years along the way, youth still. But how to stay resident in the next 40 years and the next 40 years is not only a question for Intel but also a proposition for all business thinking about 40 years ahead ...