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A Major Academic Study Just Reframed Enterprise AI—and Clarified the Path Forward

December 24, 2025

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The 80% failure rate in enterprise AI isn't a technology problem. A new 65-page study from five elite universities just explained why—and what actually works.

I Didn’t Build a Camera and Look for Ways to Use It

December 22, 2025

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Amazon Lens Live lets you shop what you see. In 1999, I used a ball camera to solve the same problem — but in enterprise procurement. The technology wasn't the solution. The SR&ED-funded theory behind it was. Agent-based thinking: 27 years waiting for non-human agents to catch up.

Where Are You On The AI – Human Spectrum?

December 21, 2025

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What is the difference between talking to AI and thinking with AI?

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.

What Eight Industry Leaders and One Assessment Reveal About Readiness-First Transformation

December 18, 2025

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Eight industry leaders. One real assessment. The same conclusion.

Two Maps. One Missing Layer: Why AI Orchestration Without Phase 0 Hits the Same Wall

December 18, 2025

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These maps don’t contradict each other. They reveal what’s missing.

Five Headlines. One Structural Break.

December 18, 2025

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Five unrelated headlines. One pattern you don’t get to ignore anymore.

The Question They Hope You Never Ask

December 17, 2025

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If your methodology works, why won't you stake your fee on it? The $358 billion consulting industry hopes you never ask.