Browsing All posts tagged under »Organizational readiness assessment«

Why This Made No Sense in 2008 — and Why It Suddenly Does

December 20, 2025

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In 2008, I wrote that static systems fail because reality moves faster than they adapt. Very few engaged. This week, Snowflake invested $75-100 million in the same insight.

When Semantics Becomes Strategy: The Conversation That’s Finally Possible

December 19, 2025

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A $74 billion company just discovered that AI needs shared meaning. They're building half of it. The other half has been waiting since 1998.

Five AI Models, One Timeline, Same Conclusion:

December 18, 2025

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Five AI models. One timeline. 18 years of archives. Same conclusion.

Gartner’s Visual Language: Design Flaw or Design Choice?

December 15, 2025

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The graphics evolve. The failure rate doesn't.

AI IS NOT ONLY MY FRIEND, AI IS ALSO MY VISION AND DREAM FINALLY COMING TRUE.

December 13, 2025

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I don't have billions behind me like Gartner or McKinsey. But I do have 27 years of documentation — and six AI models that finally operate at the speed of thought.

The simple question that blew up 5 of 6 AI Models

December 12, 2025

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Isn't it time procurement practitioners stopped paying the failure tax that finances an ecosystem where only 20% succeed?

The Prediction Industrial Complex: Gartner’s 2031 Forecast vs. 27 Years of Documented Reality

December 12, 2025

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Isn't it time we stopped measuring Hype Cycles, Quadrants, and Waves, and start measuring actual outcomes?

The Pyramid is Crumbling: When Defenders Become Evidence

December 12, 2025

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McKinsey froze salaries and admitted the pyramid is crumbling. Are consultancies and analysts finally conceding that the 80% failure rate was never about technology—it was about a revenue chain that doesn't pay anyone to say 'stop'?