Information
- Swdhya Vaksetu
- Apr 25
- 1 min read
Information scarcity is disappearing.
Forty years ago, passengers didn’t know which airline flew where, or when. And airlines had no easy way to know who wanted to fly.
Today, information flows freely. The passenger can do in seconds what once required an agent and a terminal. Paying 10% of revenue for that is no longer rational.
When clients know more than you, the old agent model—profiting from hidden information—collapses.
The alternative isn’t extinction. It’s reinvention: becoming a hub, a connector, a creator of value in a world of information abundance.
