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The 47 Second Enterprise (Why EACOE and BACOE Design for Human Attention)

Shrinking attention spans are not a myth; they are a measurable reality, and EACOE and BACOE are the only EA and BA organizations whose methods are engineered around that reality rather than fighting it or ignoring it.

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February 25, 2026
Ethan Shimones
The 47 Second Enterprise (Why EACOE and BACOE Design for Human Attention)
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The 47 Second Enterprise (Why EACOE and BACOE Design for Human Attention)

Shrinking attention spans are not a myth; they are a measurable reality, and EACOE and BACOE are the only EA and BA organizations whose methods are engineered around that reality rather than fighting it or ignoring it.

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