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What Does a 1963 Mary Kay Cosmetics Interview Have In Common With A 2025 Particle Accelerator Model?

December 7, 2025

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What World Models' LeCun and Bezos learn from Mary Kay about AI?

Two Exceptional White Papers – 30 DAY Free Download With Code

December 7, 2025

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Ask an LLM to critique its own limitations, and it will. So why aren't the people building World Models asking the same questions?

World Models and the Strand They Can’t See

December 7, 2025

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LeCun and Bezos are investing in "World Models" to capture causal relationships. But what happens when the most important strand isn't in the data?

The Revenue Trap: Why Big Firms Can’t Afford the Next Technology Wave (Who Will Be Our Industry’s Blockbuster and Kodak?)

December 6, 2025

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The same economics that killed Blockbuster and BlackBerry are now shaping who survives the next transformation wave.

From Metaprise to Agentic Ecosystems: The 27-Year Journey to Architectural Truth

December 5, 2025

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In 1998, I called it the Metaprise. In 2025, Genesys calls it 'agentic ecosystems.' The language changed. The physics didn't.

Innovation Isn’t the Problem — The Missing Bridge Is

December 5, 2025

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The same structural gap that blocked cluster development in 2007 is blocking AI adoption today.

Supplier Onboarding Is Not a Form Problem — It’s an Ecosystem Problem

December 5, 2025

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GenAI can enrich your supplier data. It can't fix the architecture that keeps producing junk.

The Revenue Trap: The Ethical Conflict No One Talks About in ProcureTech

December 4, 2025

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The Revenue Trap: Why the industry profits from keeping your data broken.

The Convergence: When Independent Voices Arrive at the Same Truth

December 4, 2025

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Six independent voices. Zero coordination. One conclusion.

The Honorable Off-Ramp: Why Even the Best Intentioned Leaders Stay Equation-Based — and How the Industry Can Finally Move Forward (EXECUTIVE VERSION)

December 3, 2025

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What if the best leaders in procurement weren't wrong — they were trapped?