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Notes on making technology decisions that hold up.
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Most stalled initiatives do not need more technology. They need a decision.
Before adding capability to a stalled initiative, establish which unresolved choices are blocking progress and who has the authority to make them.
Most stalled initiatives do not need more technology. They need a decision.
Before adding capability to a stalled initiative, establish which unresolved choices are blocking progress and who has the authority to make them.
Build, buy or partner: the question behind the question
Decide where your business needs control and what it can sustain. Build, buy and partner create different responsibilities long after the initial delivery.
Where automation earns its place in an industrial operation
Find a bounded workflow, understand its exceptions and measure the whole operation. Automation earns its place when it makes useful work more reliable or releases constrained capacity.
What a board needs to see before approving a technology investment
A useful investment paper connects the requested commitment to credible options, business value, operational readiness and evidence for the next review.
Stopping a project is a result, not a failure
Reassess a project against its remaining cost and future value. A deliberate decision to stop can protect capacity and preserve the work worth keeping.
An AI pilot is not a strategy. Here is what to decide first.
Before starting an AI pilot, decide what business outcome matters, who owns it and what would justify using the capability in everyday work.
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