The warning that goes beyond the corporate owners to investors and even the consumers is one of awareness and immediate action, including broad sweeping changes in corporate vision. The race is not always to the swiftest, they warn, but to the swiftest who also learn from the mandatory vision of globality. When I listened to the first CD, I assumed the direction of the remainder would be a discussion of opening markets in the third world countries, such as China and India. But I was quickly awakened to their metaphor of an economic tsunami, a storm that moves very quickly and all encompassing from the third world countries to our own, not the reverse. This tsunami comes to challenge, not compete. In order for long standing companies, even local marketers, to survive, they must meet the challenge with a new vision of economic globality. The world's economic balance, they warn, has shifted and even been disrupted. Well worth the listen for any investor, business owner, consumer, and business planner.