Well, let me point out that Corning is 145 years old this year. And glass-making is one of the oldest industries in the world. If there is an industry somewhere that is magically shielded from competition, then perhaps they don't need to move to high performance. But if I were them, I would do it anyway, because sooner or later everyone has competition. I also want to make the point that the words 'high performance' should not scare anyone off.
Some units are still more old-fashioned.
The important point is that all of Corning's units have a goal to be high performance over time. Continuous improvement is the name of the game. High performance, like quality, is a journey not a destination. Everyone can make the trip. Let me summarize.