Professional Practice
Articles tagged with "Professional Practice"
- AI Governance Update for February 2026 Two years of AI progress tested the oracle-versus-assistant distinction. The framework still holds, but agentic AI created new governance gaps. February 8, 2026
- EKA in Practice: What Happened When We Deployed the Framework What we learned by deploying Executable Knowledge Architecture in practice, including where the framework held up and what changed. January 2, 2026
- The Return of the Assistant: Why AI Beats DIY Knowledge Work AI assistants let knowledge workers delegate execution while retaining the autonomy they gained from doing the work themselves. January 1, 2026
- The Office Availability Math: Why In-Person Work Helps Less Than You Think Two people in the same office are available to each other far less than most assume. The math explains why. January 1, 2026
- Why Automating Expertise Gets Easier as AI Improves As AI lowers the barriers to implementation, more expertise becomes software. This changes where value holds and where it moves. June 30, 2025
- Ontology Generation: How AI Logs Turn Work Into Organizational Knowledge When AI becomes the universal interface, interaction logs can reveal both what an organization does and the concepts it uses. June 30, 2025
- Agentic AI as Universal Interface: Why Expertise Becomes Software Agentic AI removes two barriers that kept expertise from becoming software: coding skill and system access knowledge. June 30, 2025
- What AI Benchmarks Miss About Real Professional Work Benchmarks like GDPval measure well-specified tasks with verifiable answers. They miss the ambiguous, judgment-intensive work where professional expertise still matters. December 31, 2024
- Capability Governance: How to Govern AI-Generated Artifacts A practical framework for governing AI-generated artifacts through defensibility, exposed methodology, empirical track record, and clear stakeholder obligations. December 27, 2024
- Practical Rules for Critical Thinking A practical set of rules for critical thinking across foundation, analysis, and engagement, written for non-academics. October 29, 2024
- How AI Threatens Consulting and Creates New Opportunity AI-encoded expertise puts pressure on consulting's traditional business model, but also creates new opportunities for firms that adapt quickly. March 12, 2024
- Leadership Lessons from Science Fiction Books The leadership lessons that most shaped how I lead came less from management books than from science fiction. November 30, 2021
- The Remote Work Formula: Flexibility, Autonomy, and Team Responsibility A simple way to think about remote work that balances individual flexibility with responsibility to the group. November 25, 2021
- What Support Teams Actually Do in Professional Services The real job of support teams is to protect the scarcest resource in professional services: professional attention and time. November 9, 2021