Grupo Sura, one of the largest managers of savings in Latin America, tells a realistic story of technological change. Corporate change moves at different speeds in large Latin American corporations. Not due to the lack of vision or knowledge of opportunities on the part of some CEOs, but to a simple, sound business reason, which cyberoptimists often forget. “It happens everywhere. The world is changing, but traditional models are still valid,” CEO of Colombian Grupo Sura, David Bojanini said in an interview with Latin Trade. New business models are gaining acceptance and market space, but their advance is a slower process than many want to believe. “Firms find it difficult to rid themselves of models that are still successful and […]
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