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How do the theories presented in 'Losing the Signal' challenge existing practices in the field of business strategy?

The book 'Losing the Signal' presents a case study of RIM's rise and fall, challenging existing practices in business strategy by highlighting the importance of maintaining unity, managing relationships, and having a clear strategic plan. It underscores the need for businesses to adapt to disruptive changes and avoid distractions that can lead to their downfall. The story of RIM serves as a cautionary tale for businesses, suggesting that even market leaders can fail if they do not effectively manage these aspects.

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