No single moment makes everything ripe for innovation. But there are clues. One is when a system gets stuck. Stuck in the same old story. The same assumptions. The same business models. The same competitors doing variations of the same thing. The status quo.
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Speed Is a Competitive Advantage
Almost two years ago, I worked with a large Mexican company. The project involved deploying AI agents across several areas of the business. The company president delegated the initiative to a special projects manager. We submitted our proposal. The timeline was aggressive: three months from start to finish.
If You Started Your Company Today, Would You Build It This Way?
History doesn’t repeat itself, but it does rhyme. And we’ve seen this story before. As AI matures, adoption will increasingly require more than signing up for a ChatGPT account or, for businesses, buying hundreds.
Exceptional Is Not An Accident
Last week, I was in Las Vegas for the Vault Conference at MGM Grand. Don’t worry, this post isn’t about that. While in Las Vegas, I met up with a family member who owns three restaurants. She shared some of the challenges she’s facing as the business grows.
Innovation Is Behavior
A lot of companies get innovation wrong. They treat it as a department. A campaign. A workshop. A technology investment. But innovation isn’t any of those things.
Which AI Model Is Best Doesn’t Matter. Here’s What Does.
A few days ago, Theo shared his AI model tier list. He placed Fable 5 in its own category. I agree; Fable 5 is a beast. But, you know what? Who cares!
The One Who Serves The Customer Best Gets All The Customers
AI is one of the hottest topics right now. Technology has always relied on hype to stay in the conversation. But, you know what? The fundamentals of business won’t change. A keystone principle that drives all my decisions is this: The one who serves the customer best gets all the customers.