The problem is not technological, it's organizational.

That's not a good sign. If you're quarterback's rushing that much, you've got a problem. We've just got a lot of things to fix.

Now they want to build the levees a little higher and add some rocks on top of the canal. It's still a patchwork-quilt approach, which has already failed miserably.

It didn't hold. There isn't a door, and they've got measly sandbags they're putting in to compensate.

Japan's big problem was that fiscal stimulus was not there. They haven't coordinated monetary policy with fiscal policy. That's what we're doing differently, and that's why we won't have the same problem.

When the foundation is cast wrong, the building can’t be made durable even if the materials used are very strong, same is the case with any organizational structure whose footing rests on a person at the centre but at the helm as he or she controls all other pillars i.e Profile, Principal, Policies and Practice.