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For technology leaders: AI and software purchases, and whether they delivered after go-live.
In the book: Chapter 3: Value Drift (2) · Chapter 5: Advisory Is Not Enough (1) · Chapter 6: Tech Bloat as Governance Failure (1) · Chapter 7: Value Is Not Promised; It Is Proven (6) · Chapter 8: The Buyer Lifecycle Is Progressive Governance (1) · Chapter 9: The Value Control Loop (4) · Chapter 10: The Buyer Governance Pyramid (1) · Chapter 12: Compounded Value (2) · Chapter 13: The AI Amplifier (1) · Chapter 14: Who Controls Value Engagement? (3) · Chapter 15: The Value Lattice System (1) · Chapter 17: VIGOR: Governance and Realization (2) · Chapter 19: Preemptive Value Architecture (2) · Chapter 20: The Buyer Value Practice (3) · Chapter 21: Decision Artifacts That Govern Outcomes (2) · Chapter 22: Embedding Buyer Governance (2)
You Shouldn’t Need Extra Tools to See Whether a Purchase Paid Off
When value is governed by a standard, the record is legible by default, and no one has to install a separate channel to see it.
Read MoreBefore Trusting an AI Model, Set Rules for the Data Beneath It
Buying the model and calling it done leaves the foundation ungoverned; a standard sets what value must satisfy beneath the model, before anyone certifies anything.
Read MoreAppointing a Chief AI Officer Won’t Make AI Deliver
The argument that survives is not which role should own the machine, but whether the value flowing through it is governed by a standard the buyer holds.
Read MoreAI’s Second Wave Is Being Funded by Savings Nobody Checked
When wave two is funded by wave one’s unverified savings, the claims compound and the value does not. Bain finds 44 percent of large companies funding AI this way.
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