AI works best when the business underneath it is ready. That sounds obvious, but it’s one of the most overlooked truths in the rush to adopt automation. Most organisations don’t have a technology problem first. They have a process problem, a data problem, a documentation problem, a knowledge-management
Building an AI consulting company that delivers for enterprise clients takes more than sharp technology. It takes someone who knows how to run the engine. There's a moment in every growing company where the ambition outpaces the infrastructure. The client pipeline is building, the projects are getting more
Before you read another word, press play on the reel below. Seriously. It is not every day an AI volunteers to help write the chapter warning about AI dependency. Yet that is exactly what happened to Professor Grant Schofield during episode #37, The Cost of Progress: From Hunter-Gatherers to AI.
Today I built a video game for a seven-year-old. It took me an afternoon. I am not a game developer. This afternoon I was catching up with my best friend over a glass of wine. Her kids were glued to YouTube, watching Among Us gameplay videos (the excitement, the strategy,
If your AI strategy assumes privacy regulation is a "future problem," your timeline just got a reality check. The Privacy and Other Legislation Amendment Act 2024 (Cth) has set 10 December 2026 as the commencement date for new transparency obligations regarding automated decisions. For APP entities, this is
Bill Gurley, the prominent venture capitalist and General Partner at Benchmark who is renowned for his early investments in companies like Uber, recently highlighted a disturbing trend in enterprise software. Vendors are forcing changes to their terms of service, explicitly stating that customers cannot train AI models on the data
On Monday 23 February 2026, IBM recorded its sharpest single-day decline since October 2000. Shares plunged 13.2%, wiping more than $31 billion in market value in a single session. The stock has now fallen 27% in February alone; its worst monthly performance since at least 1968, according to Bloomberg
In an ocean of AI news, the best tools we've been waiting for are getting drowned out in the noise. The ones you'll actually use each day to quickly automate the most boring and mundane tasks of daily work-life. We've come to the conclusion
In the last week, our inbox has staged a coup. Picture this: we're an AI adoption consultancy. We teach Fortune-500 boards how to deploy Copilot, Gemini, and Claude like it's 2025 (because it is). We run 120-day implementation programs that make grown CFOs cry with joy.