Enterprise Strategy
Adoption, ROI, leadership and organisational change.
Notion Killed Skiff Because No One Was Using It Anymore
Notion shut down Skiff’s encrypted email service within a year of acquisition — not because of technical debt, but because users had already abandoned it for AI agents. Here’s what that says about the future of personal productivity.
The New Architecture of Power: Corporate Autonomy and Global Economic Fragmentation
An analysis of how corporate-led infrastructure, regionalized supply chain security, and the AI-driven decentralization of expertise are creating a new landscape of power, shifting the center of influence from traditional nation-state frameworks.
New CEO Napoli Overhauls Lucid Motors’ Executive Suite to Revive Stalling Gravity SUV Sales
Lucid Motors is undergoing a significant C-suite restructuring and organizational downsizing under new CEO Silvio Napoli, as it aims to improve efficiency and bolster competitiveness amid underwhelming performance of its Gravity SUV. The company is simultaneously preparing for the launch of its mass-market Cosmos vehicle.
Beyond the Hype: Does Aggressive AI Adoption Actually Boost Hiring?
Examining new data from Ramp and Revelio Labs indicating that intensive AI-adopting firms are expanding their workforces—including entry-level roles—rather than cutting them.
Asa Fitch Writes the Balance Sheet of AI Adoption
Asa Fitch, a Wall Street Journal journalist, tracks how AI is quietly reshaping corporate spending, not through hype, but through balance sheets and CFO decisions. His work in Heard on the Street and the AI & Business newsletter reveals the real story of AI adoption: not innovation, but execution.
From Craft to Computation: How Enterprises Scale Creativity with Generative AI
Generative AI transforms creative production from a craft-based activity into scalable enterprise infrastructure by enabling high-volume, consistent, and personalized content generation. This analysis details how businesses integrate GenAI into their operational backbone—shifting from experimental pilot projects to mission-critical infrastructure.
Quick Relationship-Building: A Leadership Strategy to Cut Miscommunication and Conflict
Building intentional, brief connections with team members early on establishes trust and psychological safety — leading to fewer stereotypes, clearer communication, and less conflict.
Local SLMs Are Cutting Enterprise AI Costs in 2026—Here’s How
An ops-first look at how quantized small language models, local NPUs, and compatible runtimes slash inference spend and bring AI latency down to native speed.
Trump AI Order Sparks Voluntary Testing Push Amid Anthropic Model Shutdown controversy
President Trump's executive order urged AI developers to submit frontier models for voluntary security testing, but the government simultaneously enforced an export control ban on Anthropic's Mythos 5 and Fable 5 models—ironically pulling powerful cyber-defense tools away from defenders while private sector participation remains optional.
The End of Free Lunch: Enterprises Pivot to AI Cost Control
Enterprises are reevaluating AI strategies, moving from unconstrained token consumption to implementing guardrails and cost-management frameworks as runaway costs threaten profitability and stability.
The Executive Foldable: Vertu Launches Enterprise-Focused AI Device
Vertu has debuted a new foldable smartphone designed to streamline corporate workflows, featuring integrated AI agent capabilities that link directly to enterprise management software.
Architecting the Metaverse: The Strategic Pivot of Mark Zuckerberg's Meta
Mark Zuckerberg, CEO and chairman of Meta Platforms, co-founded Facebook in 2004 at Harvard and led its evolution into the metaverse.