Mongo não é um mundo gigantes-friendly (parte III)

Um tema recorrente deste blogue:

• Mongo não é fácil para os gigantes
• O padrão Mongo
• Um gráfico a descrever Mongo
• Mongo não é um mundo gigantes-friendly (parte II)
• Mais um sintoma
• Porque não somos plankton (parte IV)

Referido neste texto "Corporate Power Is Decaying. Get Used to It":

"Instead, the very nature of the power once wielded by established companies and the people who run them has changed. Rival CEOs continue to fight for dominance, but corporate power itself—the ability to influence the way consumers, competitors, and markets behave—is decaying.
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A study by economists Diego Comin and Thomas Philippon showed that in 1980 a U.S. company in the top fifth of its industry had only a 10 percent risk of falling out of that tier in five years; two decades later, that likelihood had risen to 25 percent.
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Multinationals are also more likely to suffer brand disasters that clobber their reputations, revenues, and valuations, as companies from BP (BP) to Nike (NKE) to News Corp. (NWS) can all attest. One study found that the five-year risk of such a disaster for companies owning the most prestigious global brands has risen in the past two decades from 20 percent to 82 percent."