Does anyone feel the pace of technology driven change is too fast already and its accelerating?

@ Sergio - Business is about far more than technology and architecture. It is about offering something of value to customers at a price they find acceptable based on what they get in return for that price. Business is changing. There are new value propositions that were not even conceivable before some piece of technology. Just look at the Internet, wearable technology, connected autonomous vehicles, robots and so much more. They created new businesses that obsolete some existing models. I just saw and AI robot designed specifically to be a facility security guard. The facility no longer employs the security guard provider. The payback was in 18 to 20 months and the services were much more robust. They had night vision cameras on the robots - security guards never had that capability. That model will grow over the next decade and have a huge negative impact on the security guard services industry. I just saw a wearable sensor system that monitored a patient 24/7/365 and reported that to the cloud and alerted the Doctor if something needed immediate attention. Was that a services that could have been delivered before - not in an economically feasible business model. There are several more I would love to talk about but NDAs prohibit that - after all they are new businesses just getting underway.

Kevin I agree with you. New businesses are being created at a much more rapid pace today. The piece you just posted about the 3D printer actually printing electronic circuits directly on the skin of people is a prime example. A business that does that to overcome nerve damage could not have existed until that technology created that ability and clearly the 'value'. Mr Conte must have such a high level definition of what a business is nearly anything would be considered additive.

Kevin I agree with you. New businesses are being created at a much more rapid pace today. The piece you just posted about the 3D printer actually printing electronic circuits directly on the skin of people is a prime example. A business that does that to overcome nerve damage could not have existed until that technology created that ability and clearly the 'value'. Mr Conte must have such a high level definition of what a business is nearly anything would be considered additive.