Are boards preparing to fight the last war?

These three questions can help boards rebalance for AI without discarding the experience they rely on. In the 1930s, France built the Maginot Line. This was a series of fortifications—fortresses, weapons, and various obstacles to invasion—that was more than 200 miles long. The Line was built for a world of static warfare, for a world of entrenched positions and slow, drawn-out military engagements. It was in many ways a magnificent achievement and would have been of extraordinary military value—in World War I.

Source: Fast Company