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Six boardroom conversations for turning AI into enterprise value
The boardroom conversations that turn AI from scattered activity into sustained enterprise value.
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Selected articles on strategy, AI, leadership and the organisational conditions for sustained performance.

Featured · AI
The boardroom conversations that turn AI from scattered activity into sustained enterprise value.
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AI adoption gets stuck when organisations focus on tools and training but miss the human drivers that shape whether people choose to use them.
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How work and process execution change as AI moves from supporting work to carrying out meaningful activity.
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As AI agents act more independently, values must guide the trade-offs that rules alone cannot resolve.
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Featured · Strategy
Many organisations feel busy, ambitious, and strategically active, yet strangely short on direction. That tension is not accidental.
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In an era where rapid transformation is the norm, the traditional strategy process has often lagged, bound by top-down directives that move at the speed of annual reports rather than real-time insights.
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Many organisations talk about purpose. Far fewer have done the work to define it rigorously, test it, and activate it. I often comes across people inside corpoates involved in the proces…
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Kodak. Nokia. Digital Equipment Corp. Giants in their industries. Leaders in innovation. Each of them faltered in the face of technological disruption.
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Featured · Leadership & culture
Weak performance is often treated as a strategy, leadership or execution problem. It is often a tension problem: organisations need to hold decisive dilemmas together.
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Most culture surveys ask dozens of questions but miss the capabilities that predict whether an organisation will perform next year.
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Charles Hampden-Turner’s 1981 book Corporate Culture shows that organisations are not only made up of structures and processes, but also of loops of behavior that quietly determine your…
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That experience made me question the usual explanations go searching for the real reasons. I don’t buy the fatalistic view that culture only changes when you replace more than half the…
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Most organisations do not need another centrally designed change program. They need a system that makes it normal to evolve practices, learn from what works, and remove what gets in the way, until better work becomes the default.
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Ten points, one message: budgets give you comfort, not control. What follows is the argument, plus a few starter moves if you want adaptability without chaos.
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Customer-centricity is widely discussed, but few organisations know how to put it into practice. Here are three steps to make it real.
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Bigger, more disruptive ideas are expected these days.
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M&A value creation depends on resolving the cultural tensions that shape decisions, accountability and execution.
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