Are boards preparing to fight the last war?
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…
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