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The Governance Gap: Why Technology Always Outpaces Readiness
February 1, 2026
IBM's time crystals won't fix procurement's 50-80% failure rate by the end of 2026. The readiness gap that's persisted for 27 years explains why.
When an MIT Scientist Agrees: Adapt the Formula to Reality
January 23, 2026
Why procurement needs to adapt the formula to reality versus the other way around - it's long overdue!
The “Torrent” Argument: Where Transformation Failure Quietly Begins
January 20, 2026
Every major failure wave starts with the same sentence: 'Things are moving so fast, we may be forced to adopt.'
The Archive Advantage: Why Lived Experience Is the Counterweight to the Black Box
January 18, 2026
Anyone can wire up multiple AI models. No one can manufacture 27 years of documented pattern recognition.
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.
Independent 2025 Validation of 1998 Strand Commonality Theory: Practical Application for 2026
January 9, 2026
"ProcureTech providers are not solution providers."
Why This Made No Sense in 2008 — and Why It Suddenly Does
December 20, 2025
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
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.
Procurement Insights 
I Asked Five AI Models to Assess My 2010 London Lecture on Cluster Development — They All Reached the Same Conclusion
February 4, 2026
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What a Five AI Model Assessment of a 2010 eWorld London Presentation Tells Us in 2026.