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Organizations love the idea of Responsible AI. They admire it. They endorse it. They publish it on their websites. Yet Responsible AI fails not because teams lack skill, but because leadership misunderstands its nature. Responsible AI is not a…
yesterday
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Organizations often discover operational risk the hard way. A critical release fails. Customer data is exposed. A key platform goes dark during peak load. Postmortems follow. Dashboards are revised. But the core issue remains: the signals were…
Thursday
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Large programs do not fail because the Strategic Planning was wrong. They fail because teams were not aligned, tasks were not sequenced correctly, and change rippled through the system unchecked. Leaders often blame delivery when the real problem…
Nov 13
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AI might run on code, but it lives through people. Behind every algorithm sit teams—designers, engineers, specialists, and managers—whose decisions shape how responsibly that technology behaves. The Responsible AI (RAI) Maturity Model’s Team…
Nov 7
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Application portfolios are bloated. Nobody denies it. But pruning them is harder than it looks. Stakeholders love their tools. Owners resist change. Costs are buried in cross-charges. The Gartner TIME framework changes the equation. It adds…
Nov 2
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Why Responsible AI lives or dies with peopleAI might be written in code, but it’s run by humans. No amount of policy or automation can substitute for cross-functional judgment. Responsible AI (RAI) succeeds not because organizations have the best…
Oct 26
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Responsible AI has become an operating discipline. The Responsible AI Maturity Model provides the structure to embed Responsible AI across design, delivery, and oversight. The model defines Responsible AI as aligning AI systems with organizational…
Oct 23
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Circular Economy now sits on the Strategy agenda, not the CSR report. The mission is redesign of value creation and value capture across whole lifecycles. Circular Strategy replaces take make dispose with loops that design out waste, keep materials…
Oct 22
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Linear models reset margin to zero after every sale. Circular thinking keeps value in play for years. The Circular Product Lifecycle is a practical framework that connects design choices, sourcing, manufacturing, logistics, use, and recovery into…
Oct 14
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Complexity often hides in the details of execution. Strategies may be clear and products well-defined, yet results stall because processes and IT systems are bloated. Legacy workflows linger long after their purpose has expired. Systems multiply as…
Oct 7
Mark Bridges posted a blog post
Innovation generates excitement in boardrooms and markets. Yet innovation alone does not guarantee profitability. Organizations often invest heavily in product development only to discover that delivery is slow, quality is inconsistent, and costs…
Oct 6
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Supply chains carry the bruises of the last few years. Demand whiplash, logistics chaos, supplier churn. Costs climbed while service staggered. The framework here—Zero Based Redesign within a Cost Productivity system—rebuilds the operating spine so…
Oct 5
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Sep 20
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Wardley Mapping is a powerful Strategy framework. It gives leaders a living view of how user needs, value chains, and component evolution shape the choices available to them. It turns Strategy from static planning into dynamic navigation. Yet as…
Sep 18
Mark Bridges posted a blog post
Most vendors think they lose deals in the final mile. During Procurement, during pricing negotiations, during the last-minute technical deep dive. But by the time those conversations happen, the real decision is already made. The buyer has already…
Sep 13
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Enterprise Architecture Defined
Enterprise Architecture (EA) is a strategic discipline that integrates an organization’s business processes, applications, data, and technology into a coherent structure. Think of it as the blueprint of the…
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