Change

You have likely felt it. We have certainly observed it. Not only has the amount of change begun to feel unmanageable, but the rate of change continues to increase as well. 

In days of yore, change meant upgrading your siege tactics from battering rams to trebuchets. Which was a monumental change to be sure. But the world was still largely the same in that you were still destroying stone castles with large volumes of manual labor. Today, change feels more like upgrading your battering rams to printing presses: nothing makes sense. The best laid plans and the most thoughtfully designed forecasts are dead on arrival, rendered obsolete by the latest and greatest from Silicon Valley (or is it Austin now?). 

New guides are needed. The top-heavy behemoths formed in the previous decades of prosperity offer little in the way of solutions to the multi-faceted challenges corporations are facing today. Duristel is a living and relational counteroffer to the static and transactional "solutions" of yesterday.