Controlling Complexity
Complexity is inevitable — it's the second law of thermodynamics. In work and in life, things only get more complex. In this series, we explore stories that depict what it truly means to control complexity.
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Simone Biles
Complexity is everywhere. But instead of avoiding challenges or fearing failure, you just have to focus on what you can control. At least that's what world champion gymnast Simone Biles says..svg)
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Amy Bream
Complexity is inevitable. Just ask Amy Bream. She was born with one leg. Now, she's a kickboxer and top-five adaptive CrossFit athlete. The key to her success? Controlling what she can.
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Controlling Complexity With Axonius
The second law of thermodynamics states that complexity is always increasing. The only way to control it? Challenging what we think is true about cybersecurity asset management.