I lead product strategy here at Krista. A few customers asked me to evaluate a new product idea, the kind of question that normally eats three weeks of analyst time. I wrote a single prompt instead. What came back named the competitive landscape, the white space, market sizing, the go and no-go conditions, and charted …
by John Michelsen An enterprise brain is a shared organizational memory that remembers, reasons, and acts across people, systems, and AI. It connects meetings, email, chat, documents, and systems of record into one governed source of understanding, then turns that understanding into outcomes. Three actions define it. It remembers. The institutional knowledge of the company survives the people …
by Scott King To build an enterprise brain, connect your meetings, emails, tickets, and systems of record into one shared memory that remembers, reasons, and acts. Start with understanding, because understanding is what lets AI act on your behalf. Your company does not think today. It reacts. Every meeting gets recorded, every transcript gets filed, and every summary …
by Scott King Boards are pressuring every CIO to do something with AI this quarter. The wrong answer is to buy more agents. Most companies are signing up for 30 specialized agents from 15 vendors. Each one carves off data its own way. Each one runs in isolation. Six months in, nothing reasons across them. Call it what …
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