In his recent shareholders' letter, Jamie Dimon (CEO of JPMorgan Chase & Co.) highlighted the advantages of organizing large companies into smaller, focused teams. He noted that while traditional reasons for this approach include speed and agility, the real competitive edge lies in the ability to concentrate on specific market segments, such as healthcare or credit card products. Dimon criticized sprawling bureaucracies for diluting focus and stressed that innovation requires dedicated teams, which should not be burdened by existing tasks. To support these small teams, he emphasized the need for centralized resources, such as data platforms and artificial intelligence tools, which should be efficiently deployed across the organization. This strategic focus aims to enhance productivity and drive successful outcomes in competitive environments.