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Glass G-Commerce: Strong Technology, Missing Methodology

January 13, 2026

What 30 Years of Procurement History Tells Us About Glass's G-Commerce.

Three Thoughts About AI That Will Change Your Thinking for the Better

January 11, 2026

When it comes to AI, the industry is still playing chess when it should be building teams.

Nothing Changed — Except the Speed

January 11, 2026

Nothing Fundamental Has Changed in Transformation — Only the Speed at Which Failure Reveals Itself

Most People Missed the One Game-Changing Line from the Previous Post — So Did All Five of the RAM 2025 Models

January 10, 2026

Why The Black Box Isn't a Technology Problem — It's a Human-Agent Collaboration Choice.

Why I’m Done Tracking Gartner — and What I’m Focusing on Instead

January 10, 2026

"Gartner is not wrong. They are simply not designed to solve the problem of implementation success in the AI era."

Independent 2025 Validation of 1998 Strand Commonality Theory: Practical Application for 2026

January 9, 2026

"ProcureTech providers are not solution providers."

Has Gartner Ever Explained Who “THEY” Are?

January 8, 2026

"Gartner's predictions are always written in passive voice: decisions 'will be made,' buying 'will be' intermediated. But who is the subject of these sentences? And when 40% of projects fail, who takes the blame? Hint: it's not 'they.'"

Tech Stack vs. Layer Stack: Why One Fails and One Sustains

January 6, 2026

The tech stack asks: "What can we deploy?" The layer stack asks: "What can they absorb?" Only one survives Year 5.

Microsoft Called It Copilot. It’s Autopilot for Tasks, Not Co-pilot for Outcomes.

January 5, 2026

Microsoft didn't lie with the name — they just set the wrong expectation. The gap between assist and partnership is where most AI strategy turns into implementation disappointment.

Autopilot vs. Co-pilot: Why the Ecosystem Is Still Stuck in 1998