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- October 22, 2026
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01Featured
Decision Note · 2 min · October 22, 2026
What your pilot does not prove
A successful pilot reassures everyone and proves almost nothing. It runs under conditions the rollout will never have. What to look at before scaling.
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- 01Decision Note · Organizational Transformation · Decision · 2 min · October 22, 2026What your pilot does not proveA successful pilot reassures everyone and proves almost nothing. It runs under conditions the rollout will never have. What to look at before scaling.
- 02Field Insight · Organizational Transformation · AI Governance · 4 min · April 10, 2026What I consistently see in AI steering committeesAn unfiltered field report on what actually stalls AI steering committees once governance lands on the executive committee's agenda.
03Formats
Formats designed for leaders.
Each format answers a different reading need, from the quick signal to the in-depth analysis.
Executive Brief
The essentials to understand what is at stake, measure the implications and inform the decision.
3 to 7 minutes3 analyses publishedDecision Note
One decisive idea, a clear angle, to move the thinking forward in two minutes.
2 minutes4 analyses publishedField Insight
What I observe in the field, alongside organizations and their transformations.
4 minutes2 analyses publishedChina Perspective
What I observe in China, through immersions, meetings and professional exchanges.
5 minutes2 analyses publishedAI Governance Brief
AI governance issues decoded to anticipate, arbitrate and stay in control.
6 minutes1 analysis published
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