Pre-Mortem: The US Government’s 3,611 AI Use Cases
On 3 April 2025, the White House issued OMB Memorandum M-25-21, directing every major federal agency to appoint a Chief
July 2026
Regional Leadership Roles Reward a Different Kind of Patience Than Western Corporate Careers Teach.
Most Western executives arrive in a regional leadership role with the instincts that got them promoted at home: move fast,
Two-Thirds See AI Working. The CFO Still Can’t Prove It.
Two-thirds of organisations say AI is delivering real productivity gains. Ask the CFO whether that translates into a return they
Transformation Fatigue Is Not About the Number of Changes. It Is About the Absence of a Finish Line.
Most organisations diagnose change fatigue as a volume problem: too many initiatives running at once, too many change requests hitting
The PMO Evolves From Reporting to Enablement Engine
Most PMOs are still optimised for a question that stopped mattering years ago: is the project on time. That question
Pre-Mortem: The UK’s Critical Third Party Regime
On 13 July 2026, Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, and Oracle became the first companies formally designated as
Healthcare AI Enters Its Accountability Phase
Healthcare AI has stopped being an experiment. Holland & Knight, the US law firm, put it plainly in its mid-2026
The Programme Succeeded. That Was the Problem.
Most digital transformation programmes are designed to end. That is the actual design flaw. Not the technology chosen, not the
Your Transformation Programme Is Burning Out the People Who Are Supposed to Deliver It
Most digital transformation programmes are designed to transform the organisation. The people carrying that transformation are expected to adapt around
Pre-Mortem: The EU AI Act’s Accountability Gap
On 2 August 2026, the EU AI Act gives the EU AI Office the power to fine the developers of