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		<title>Resilience &amp; Adaptability</title>
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<p>Just thought I’d follow up with a new Palindromic Query:</p>
<p><strong>The greater the external influence on something, the more resilient and adaptable it becomes.</strong></p>
<p>Consider children, immune systems, evolution, nano-architecture and the way a plant grows thicker on the surface that’s most exposed to the elements. Consider societies or social groups with least external influence and the affect on their resilience and adaptability.</p>
<p>This is a statement you can apply in multiple contexts that will always result in improvement. The more you unpick, the more obvious and fundamental the concept seems. So I think it definitely qualifies as a Palindromic Query.</p>
<p>Constructing business models, products, services and companies that are inherently exposed to high and increasing levels of external influence – whether through open source / platform components and APIs, or collaborative cultures and partnering approaches – will ensure resilience and adaptability, just as in evolution itself.</p>
<p>How much external influence is enabled in your business or offering? Or does it feel insular, siloed, or stringently controlled and centralised?</p>
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