What a 1968 Computer Demo Can Teach Bankers

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Doug Engelbart's 1968 computer demo was hugely influential for the tech industry, but it took some time for his vision to be accepted by his colleagues. In fact, some of his ideas are just now being implemented. Why does it sometimes take so long for the future to take hold? And why is it that some "get it" much earlier than others? And what does that mean for the banking industry? We tackle all those topic in this week's podcast.

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