Uploaded December 2015 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
"Silos are inevitable. We need them to organize our world. But the shape they take doesn't have to be inevitable."
The key to "silo busting" lies in our ability to understand how they operate and why, explains author and Financial Times US Editor, Gillian Tett. It may not just be the key to busting them, but shaping the way we organize our worlds.
Filmed in Los Angeles at the book launch for "The Silo Effect" by Gillian Tett. Presented by The Berggruen Institute and The WorldPost. September 2015
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"Silos are inevitable. We need them to organize our world. But the shape they take doesn't have to be inevitable."
The key to "silo busting" lies in our ability to understand how they operate and why, explains author and Financial Times US Editor, Gillian Tett. It may not just be the key to busting them, but shaping the way we organize our worlds.
Filmed in Los Angeles at the book launch for "The Silo Effect" by Gillian Tett. Presented by The Berggruen Institute and The WorldPost. September 2015
IDEA BITs: Bits of Thought from Berggruen Institute Talks
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