If you want to talk about cultural and societal change, in the past 60 years there have been few influences stronger than the combination of Elvis Presley and the transistor radio. Before this happy coincidence, everyone listened to the same music (basically from the 40s) because parents controlled the radio and TV and the record player. Then cheap, portable transistor radios met up with a white singer who sang largely black-inspired music, and the world changed, creating entirely new genres of music that were unstoppable.

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One Monday morning, our board of directors was set to meet for a crucial strategy session. As the meeting time approached, the agenda hadn’t been finalized, some critical documents were still missing, and the meeting room was a last-minute scramble. Without a proper board management system, it was nearly impossible to organize everything efficiently.

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