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The AI Jobs Forecast Is Accurate — and a Distraction
July 8, 2026
The AI jobs forecast is accurate. That's exactly why it's a distraction.
Are You Mapping to Technology, or Is Technology Mapping to You?
July 7, 2026
Technology is not going away — and that includes AI. It will be waiting for you. Which means no one is falling behind.
The Canvas and the Camcorder: Why Technology Fails in Every Era
July 7, 2026
Two photos of Mount St. Helens — one before the eruption, one after. Which one is wrong?
A Perfect Car Won’t Get You There
July 6, 2026
Virginia ranked #1 by Pew in 2008 — with a system that wasn't even "functionally rich." What does that tell you?
Until Proven Otherwise: The Lens for Sustainable AI Adoption
July 6, 2026
Implementation Physics™ and Invariant Physics™ are, until proven otherwise, the lenses through which we should view sustainable and effective AI adoption and ongoing integration.
Diamonds Don’t Form Without Pressure. Neither Does Change: Why Most Overlook the True Benefit of AI
June 29, 2026
"Everyone's selling AI as the diamond. It's actually the pressure that produces the diamond."
Gartner Says Move From IT Control to Orchestration. Where Are the Receipts?
June 28, 2026
"Everyone's selling AI as the diamond. It's actually the pressure."
The Standard Wasn’t the Answer in 2008. Sovereignty Isn’t the Answer in 2026.
June 8, 2026
Why IT keeps getting blamed for failures that were decided before the platform was ever chosen.
Nobody Surveyed the Four O’Clock, Or: Knowing That Everybody Jumped Is a Fact, Not a Reason
August 7, 2026
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Ask an executive whether their organization uses AI and 12.2 percent say yes. Ask a worker whether they used it in their main job and 35.9 percent say yes. Same country, same period, same agency asking. Neither survey is wrong — and only one of those groups is doing the work.