The new norm of efficiency is the new baseline at which an average company operates once systems like Vymex appear. It is a shift in the standard of the entire business environment, not an improvement of individual processes.

Today's norm is more than 90% of companies closing in their first 3 years, difficult handovers, chaos in responsibility, co-owner conflicts and dependence on specific individuals.

The new norm is when:

• a company has structure and logic from its first days;
• knowledge and results are tied to roles, not to people;
• one owner can take part in several companies;
• there are fewer mistakes, losses and less stress;
• companies grow faster and live longer.

That is how it was with the power grid, the internet and smartphones: the average level of what is possible changes.

These are estimates gathered from many studies. Nobody has precise statistics: a significant share of new companies close even before official registration, so banking and government systems simply do not see them.