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“Features” has now become a useless concept when evaluating IT projects">Features” has now become a useless concept when evaluating IT projects

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The ris­ing scarcity of atten­tion makes the con­cept of “fea­tures” increas­ingly irrel­e­vant. IT and Busi­ness Exec­u­tives need to unlearn using this con­cept as an eval­u­a­tion tool for IT appli­ca­tions. If ven­dors want to increase their mar­ket share, they also need to make sure “fea­tures” is …

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Return on Attention is a key metric in a world of Attention Scarcity

Expand to see inline the other posts in Strate­gic Shifts» Atten­tion is increas­ing in rel­a­tive scarcity (as explained in details in a pre­vi­ous post), and what is scarce is valu­able. While any prod­uct, ser­vice or other activ­ity costs atten­tion to both the con­sumer and pro­ducer, atten­tion is becom­ing increas­ingly valu­able. It is hence essen­tial to …

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Attention scarcity is deeply reshaping businesses

Expand to see inline the other posts in Fun­da­men­tal Shifts» Atten­tion is fast becom­ing one of the scarcest resources, so one of the most valu­able as well

“What infor­ma­tion con­sumes is rather obvi­ous: it con­sumes the atten­tion of its recip­i­ents. Hence a wealth of infor­ma­tion cre­ates a poverty of atten­tion, and a need to allocate …

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