AI does not fix a broken process
Automation can make dysfunction move faster. The first question is whether the process should exist in its current form at all.
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Practical perspectives on strategy, technology, transformation and governance — especially where the fashionable answer can distract from the real problem.
Automation can make dysfunction move faster. The first question is whether the process should exist in its current form at all.
Read →Digital tools expose ambiguity around ownership, rules and decision rights. That can be useful — if we recognise what the system is telling us.
Read →The value of enterprise architecture is not the diagram. It is better choices about capability, investment, sequencing and risk.
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