Browsing All posts tagged under »organizational readiness«

What Counts as a Receipt

July 1, 2026

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"'Receipts' gets used loosely. Here's the actual standard — and two records that meet it, one produced this week and one kept for twenty-five years."

Everyone Stops at the Boundary. The Work Happens in the Seam.

June 29, 2026

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"To succeed with an AI initiative — or any initiative — you have to live in the seam."

Diamonds Don’t Form Without Pressure. Neither Does Change: Why Most Overlook the True Benefit of AI

June 29, 2026

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"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

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"Everyone's selling AI as the diamond. It's actually the pressure."

In 2020, Logitech Repatriated Procurement Into a Pandemic. By 2026, They Remind Me of Where Virginia Started

June 28, 2026

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"More than 20 years apart, why Logitech reminds me of Virginia"

Cisco Thrived. Boeing Didn’t. The Provider’s Platform Was Never the Reason — and Never a Non-Factor Either

June 28, 2026

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"Same blueprint. Opposite outcomes. Why did Cisco thrive and Boeing stumble?"

What Comes After the Tower of Babel?

June 27, 2026

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"Why are independent disciplines beginning to converge on the same determining variables?"

AI Isn’t Replacing Emotional Intelligence. It’s Exposing What You Never Measured.

June 23, 2026

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"Your dashboard says every metric is fine. The case below is how a system quietly defeats itself while every number looks healthy."

The Tower of Babel Problem: Why Smart People Keep Talking Past Each Other

June 23, 2026

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"Smart people across disciplines rarely fail because they disagree. They fail because no one translated."

The Spreadsheet Test: Why the Inferior Tool Keeps Winning

June 22, 2026

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"A $50-billion industry has spent decades trying to kill the spreadsheet. It's still here — and that's not a failure of adoption. It's the physics showing through."