Strategy question

How would business look like in a world with unlimited connectivity?

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What this question tests

Tests speculative strategic thinking: reasoning about second order business effects of a major infrastructure shift.

Define what unlimited connectivity means concretely, for example near zero marginal cost, always on bandwidth everywhere, including remote areas.
Identify which current business constraints disappear, such as bandwidth scarcity currently limiting video quality or remote work feasibility.
Reason about winners and losers: businesses built on scarcity, like metered data plans, lose value, while latency sensitive services like remote surgery or real time collaboration gain.
Pick one or two concrete industry examples to ground the abstract question, rather than speaking only in generalities.
Propose what a company should do to prepare for this shift.
State the assumption about the time horizon, since near term partial gains differ from a fully unlimited future.

Picks concrete winners, for example remote work tools and telemedicine, whose current limits are largely bandwidth and latency, not fundamental need.
Picks concrete losers, for example telecom data plan pricing models, whose entire business rests on managing scarce bandwidth.
Reasons about a second order effect, such as geography mattering less for where talent lives and works, reshaping real estate and labor markets.
Proposes a concrete preparation step for a business today, such as investing in latency sensitive real time features that only become viable at scale.

Staying too abstract without naming concrete industries or companies affected by the shift.
Ignoring second order effects, like geography or labor markets, and focusing only on obvious first order internet speed gains.

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