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The Fifth Leak Is Not a Leak
September 10, 2026
How can procurement and finance fix a problem that neither of them can see?
Posted in: Commentary
Nobody RSVP’d
September 9, 2026
No one read it in 2004. Would you read this paper in 2026?
Posted in: Commentary
Score the Decision, Not the Technology
September 8, 2026
What three questions must be answered before making a commercial commitment, rather than during implementation?
Posted in: Commentary
The Failure Rate Has Not Moved in Twenty-Five Years. That Tells You Where to Look.
September 8, 2026
Five technology generations, and technology is not the problem - chasing it is.
Posted in: Commentary
From Triple Bottom Lines to Balanced Scorecards and the Backward Trace: What Does Your Window Really Show?
September 7, 2026
Perfectly accurate data can make the wrong questions easy and the important ones impossible. - Vera Rozanova
Posted in: Commentary
Solving a 1998 Delivery Failure and a 2026 Traffic Anomaly With the Same Trace
September 6, 2026
Trace backward from a failure and you find the cause. Map forward toward an outcome and you find failures of unknown origin after the fact.
Posted in: Commentary
Your AI Guardrails Are Road Cones
September 4, 2026
Guardrails close on the output. Why don't they close on the operation?
Posted in: Commentary
Orchestration Will Improve Supplier Onboarding: How Will It Benefit The Suppliers?
September 3, 2026
While orchestration as described in the AI era improves the supplier onboarding process, will it increase the distribution of business across the overall supply base?
Posted in: Commentary
Legacy Drag and Legacy Draft,
September 2, 2026
Every technology era inherits the last one's unfinished business. Legacy Drag is what you inherit. Legacy Draft is what you choose.
Posted in: Commentary
Is Strand Commonality™ the Missing Key in Harnessing AI’s Power and Promise?
September 10, 2026
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The streaks in a long-exposure photograph are not cars. They are the record of something moving faster than the shutter could resolve. That is where AI's real promise is sitting.