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The cost of a no-agenda strategy is that it is hard to tell a clear differentiation story externally, and it may miss areas that require early positioning; its benefit is avoiding being forced to deploy at the peak of a hype cycle and reducing 'investing for the sake of investing' driven by organizational inertia.
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