"Vous pouvez créer de la valeur grâce à une innovation de rupture, un raffinement incrémentiel ou une coordination complexe. Les grandes entreprises font souvent deux de ces choses. Les toutes meilleures entreprises font les trois."
— Sam Altman
Simplified Meaning:
There are different ways a company can make itself valuable. One way is by coming up with completely new ideas or products that change the market, like how smartphones changed how we communicate. Another way is by making small, continuous improvements to what they already do, similar to how car companies improve their models each year. The third way is by being really good at organizing and managing lots of complicated tasks at once, ensuring everything runs smoothly, like how a big event needs careful planning. Good companies usually excel in at least two of these areas. However, the very best companies are excellent in all three, constantly innovating, refining, and coordinating to stay ahead. For someone running a business, aiming to improve in all of these areas can help them build a truly great company.
