
AI and the Future of Operations
Where the leverage actually lives — and how operators are quietly compounding it while everyone else is still writing memos.
Dispatches, essays, and field notes — written by the operators running the cadence, not by an audience of one.

Where the leverage actually lives — and how operators are quietly compounding it while everyone else is still writing memos.

Designing for resilience without surrendering unit economics.

Value creation plans that survive first contact with the P&L.

The operating rituals that let a founder stay founder while the company grows up.

Why the calendar — MBRs, S&OP, QBRs — is the most under-priced asset in the operating stack.

Deals compound where day-one operating leadership is already in the room, not on a slide.

Nearshoring, dual sourcing, and the new geometry of cost, service, and risk.
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