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Ideas and Strategy

Marcus Reed

Strategy Correspondent

Marcus writes field guides for leaders turning emerging technology into measurable operating systems.

Coverage

Operating strategy, knowledge work, decision systems, productivity and the organizational choices that determine whether AI becomes useful.

Background

Reporting with an operator’s eye

Marcus approaches AI as a management question before a software question. He writes about the habits, incentives and routines that help teams turn a capable tool into a better way of working.

He previously worked as an editor on strategy and workplace coverage for a management publication. His reporting has focused on how leaders use measurement, training and clear ownership to make change stick after the first wave of enthusiasm passes.

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Latest from Marcus Reed

Ideas and Strategy
Enterprise

Process redesign has to come before the AI tool rollout

A weak process does not become strong because a model can generate faster text. It often becomes harder to understand, because the old problems now move through the system at greater speed.

Doodle illustration of a business process being redesigned around AI
Ideas

AI progress will be measured in boring work

The most consequential AI gains may come from less glamorous improvements: fewer missing details, faster handoffs and more reliable follow-through in ordinary systems.

Doodle illustration of AI improving ordinary office and operations tasks
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