Toyota opened its factory to its rival, and nothing was copied
Twenty-five years of full access to the Toyota system in a shared plant. GM never reproduced it. What can be copied is never what works.
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An incentive doesn't add effort, it moves it
Two million accounts opened without customers' knowledge. The bonus didn't produce them, the target did. That distinction changes the fix.
Agentic arbitrage: $234 billion in SaaS spending at risk from your own AI agents
Gartner puts $234 billion of SaaS spending at risk from agentic arbitrage by 2030. How to sort your portfolio before you renew.
Gemini 3.5 Pro's delay: why your roadmap should never depend on a single model
Google missed its Gemini 3.5 Pro date by months. What the delay reveals about the real risk of a single-vendor AI architecture.
Andy Grove: the decision that saved Intel had already been made without him
Before leadership ruled on it, Intel's factories had already left memory. That is where what Grove calls paranoia begins.