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Standing Out When All Sellers Sound The Same

A recent University of Southern California study suggests AI is making us all sound - and think - the same. A different type of 'flattening' to that blogged on earlier this year, but emanates from the same source of super-promptness. What does a buyer do when faced with

Shepherd Wins Second Bet

Here's an ol' joke. I've seen in only a couple of the web's dusty corners. A man was driving along when he came across a flock of sheep. He pulled over, got out of his car, and walked over to the shepherd. “Are

Bringing Production Designer Details to Prospects

Or as swipe files templates tell me this post ought be titled; Smell the Scenery - What a Hollywood Legend Teaches Us About the Perfect Demo. And how about this option, from an AI bot; The Godfather of Great Demos: Why the Best Demos Often Feel Like No Demo At

Bland, Dull & Devoid of Personality

Any help with LLMs for writing will make you sound like a journalist, stripped of all idiosyncracy, which, for many, is not a bad thing. This is structural, the way statistical machines operate. LLMs are bland, dull, & devoid of personality. https://t.co/D78r07JQor — Nassim Nicholas Taleb (@nntaleb) June

Fancy Buggy Homebrew?

My recent post remembering the gorilla of an objection growing from the first use of an Enterprise system to run a business still swills around my mind. Where I mentioned in passing, vibecoding. I now discover those Private Equity masters of the universe love a bit of that. The FT

Chart Enemy Reframe

Conversely, in my view, capitalism means targeting the right enemy, not the wrong enemy: pic.twitter.com/AjC87ypo7z — Steve C. (@NeuterTheDebt) June 1, 2016 Ten years on, still needs sayin'. Away from triggering deluded "democratic socialists" aka commies, there's something for us to take from

Does The LEO Objection Handle Still Work Today?

My recent post remembering perhaps the first ever Enterprise computer system brought to mind on ol' example from them too. Hailing from the once-worthwhile In Business podcasts. It recalled LEO. Fundamental in the evolution of the business computer Not from a research lab, nor tech giant, but rather the

First Principles Audit for Cycle Shrinkage

Building on my recent SpaceX mega-IPO inspired Magic Wand and Idiot Index for Sales post. I mentioned the power of a First Principle Audit to truncate deal timelines. Best I add colour, by way of working framework. Lift off how you see fit. Take your fastest, cleanest wins. Ones that

Tea Shop Pioneered Computer-Enhanced Productivity

Yes, it's true. When I first fell into the business world of computing, one company had mythical status. For the first (anywhere?) such machine that actually ran a business was made not by a computer company. Although apparently sparked by a trip from England that saw some of

Calmly Instill Belief & Process

Well, that was a rollercoaster. Ingerlund got a W under their belt from the first World Cup game. Croatia put to the sword. As many a pundit suggests, it is strangely taking a non-English manager to finally unlock England playing in the gung-ho manner of our gangbuster world-leading Premier League.