if entanglement is the present/future (and i agree it has been, is, and will be), i personally believe the answer isn't necessarily personal knowledge mastery (albeit it is certainly a component). at least in a business environment i believe it will hinge upon two things (a) the law of the situation - to steal a Follett concept: the situation dictates the solution as well as the sensemaking ... and, yes, personal mastery helps, (b) conceptual thinking - as things are seen as more connected in a situation the solutions will be less and less "this or that" and more shaped by concept frames in which options/possibilities/probabilities reside with ... and, yes, there is a bit of personal mastery that assist in this. i do like the entanglement thought. i have always focused on conceptual thinking (which is more the solution pathway to progress) but i like entanglement as the context.