Better AI is useful. Better organizational decisions create the value.

More Intelligence is the Wrong Goal
More Intelligence is the Wrong Goal By Evan Burkosky Intelligence alone is not going to make your organization better. It’s not going to cut costs, improve revenue, increase automation, or solve complex production problems. What matters is how you turn intelligence into profit by taking the right actions. That requires

Intelligence Is Becoming a Commodity. Decisions Are Not.
Foundation models are becoming cheaper and more capable, but every supply chain still needs a governed system for turning intelligence, human judgment, authority, and experience into accountable decisions.

Decision Models Are the Missing Layer in Agentic Work
Decision Models Are the Missing Layer in Agentic Work To move from generated intelligence to dependable enterprise decisions, organizations need more than a language interface. They need a Decision Model that connects the business context, constraints, alternatives, human judgment, authority, approved action, and measured outcome. The missing layer is not

Organizational Singularity: Human Orchestration for Industrial Resilience
Organizational Singularity: Human Orchestration for Industrial Resilience I recently listened to Peter Diamandis and Salim Ismail discuss the Organizational Singularity on the Moonshots podcast. I highly recommend watching the episode, because they are putting words around a shift that is going to matter to every serious operator, founder, and investor

Supply Chain Decisions for Industrial Resilience
Supply Chain Decisions for Industrial Resilience High-tech robots assembling a car in a modern factory setting. Photo by Hyundai Motor Group / Pexels. America and its allies are rediscovering a hard truth: the future is not built in software alone. AI, defense systems, chips, energy infrastructure, rockets, data centers, advanced

From Just-in-Time to Just-in-Flight: Why Allied Defense Needs a New Nervous System
From Just-in-Time to Just-in-Flight: Why Allied Defense Needs a New Nervous System Japan just made its most aggressive geopolitical pivot in decades. By scrapping its postwar restrictions on lethal weapons exports, Tokyo is clearing the path to fully integrate its defense manufacturing with the US and Allied democracies. But building