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When Everything Starts Coming Together, It’s Not a Technology Breakthrough — It’s a Model Breakthrough

December 16, 2025

I saw this pattern in 1998. Now the Metaprise, Agent-based, and Strand Commonality Models are heading to orbit. Thank you, Elon!

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

December 15, 2025

The graphics evolve. The failure rate doesn't.

What Does a 1963 Mary Kay Cosmetics Interview Have In Common With A 2025 Particle Accelerator Model?

December 7, 2025

What World Models' LeCun and Bezos learn from Mary Kay about AI?

World Models and the Strand They Can’t See

December 7, 2025

LeCun and Bezos are investing in "World Models" to capture causal relationships. But what happens when the most important strand isn't in the data?

From Prediction to Practice: When Multiple Disciplines Discover the Same Pattern

October 30, 2025

What is Data Singularity and why does it enable us to move beyond the limitations of sequential thinking in Procurement and business?

You Can’t Integrate Systems Until You’ve Integrated Ontologies

October 1, 2025

Nobody talks about ontology in procurement. That's exactly why transformation keeps failing.

Understanding how the event mesh and knowledge/data fabric, each tagged to the five Hansen Fit Score gates (G1–G5) lowers “switching costs” dramatically

September 26, 2025

What should have happened when SaaS was introduced, and why swirtching costs today will drop significantly.

McKinsey Joins The Metaprise Club With Gartner And KPMG

September 5, 2025

What is the Metaprise Club?

The Matrix Of ProcureTech Evolution: Take “The Green Pill!”

September 3, 2025

When you consider a ProcureTech solution, do you take the blue pill, the red pill, or the green pill?

Are Procurement’s Chasing Days Finally Over?

August 22, 2025

Are procurement professionals finally becoming problem-solvers first?