Browsing All posts tagged under »AI Readiness«

Their Numbers, Not Mine

August 7, 2026

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What are the three most dangerous findings in Deloitte's new AI research — and why will they derail your AI initiative?

Ten Legendary Business Thinkers Walk Into a Room: What Would They Say About AI?

August 1, 2026

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Ten of history's greatest business thinkers walk into a room to talk about AI. They'd disagree on almost everything — except the one step every generation of technology keeps skipping.

AI Readiness Is Not About AI

July 30, 2026

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"The AI governance crisis isn't a governance problem. It's a skipped-step problem. You cannot govern what you never validated — and a system I built in 1998 already proved it, using that era's technology."

The Space Between the Lines

July 19, 2026

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In 2011, every major forecaster drew the same cloud curve — and they were right. Almost none of them charted the line underneath: how much of it organizations actually absorbed. That gap is the whole story, and we're drawing the same picture now for AI.

Not the Cure — the Response

July 18, 2026

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"When a technology's promised value runs late, organizations reach for the tangible instead of the operating model. A pattern worth watching in AI."

Until Proven Otherwise: The Lens for Sustainable AI Adoption

July 6, 2026

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Implementation Physics™ and Invariant Physics™ are, until proven otherwise, the lenses through which we should view sustainable and effective AI adoption and ongoing integration.

The Foundations Don’t Change: From Kraft to Kraft Heinz

July 6, 2026

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Kraft Heinz is relearning a lesson the archive recorded in 2009.

The End of Functional Silos Has Arrived. The Direction Just Reversed.

June 4, 2026

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When the CFO and the COO are the same person, what happens to the silos? I wrote about this in 2008. Brittany Bagley just embodied it in 2026.

Maverick Spend Was Never the Problem

June 3, 2026

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"For twenty years we tried to eliminate maverick spend. The AI era is about to show us it was never the problem — it was the signal."

Technology Changes. The Story Doesn’t.

May 29, 2026

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We don't predict failure. We identify the conditions that produce it.