When it comes to AI, the biggest gains live in the white spaces, the system boundaries created back when coordination was too expensive to happen.

Many companies approach AI by identifying tasks they can automate. The bigger opportunity is not making current processes cheaper. It's recognizing that AI enables coordination across fragmented parts of organizations that couldn't align before.

Two years into the LLM era, the commodification of powerful foundation models has shifted the competitive dynamics from biggest brain to deepest moat.

In her seminal AI report, Mary Meeker looks back at a seeming paradox from the first Industrial Age to underscore how the enormous productivity potential of artificial intelligence is poised to unleash entirely new categories of human activity.

Organizations adopting agentic tools need to reinvent themselves according to the KPIs of tomorrow.

Stochastic modeling is the secret weapon of AI success, showing leaders where AI can deliver on its promise.

The AI revolution demands a fundamental reimagining of organizational structure and operation, argues Nancy Wang.