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When the Plan Breaks, Someone Still Has to Decide

Practitioners keep circling the same problem: when the plan breaks, someone still has to decide fast. Gartner just gave that problem a name.

August 13, 2026

What the Autonomous Era Actually Demands From Manufacturers

The barrier to autonomous supply chain isn't AI capability. It's operating model readiness. Here's what that means on the shop floor.

June 17, 2026

Capacity Isn't the Constraint. Execution Is.

Aerospace and defense manufacturers are being asked to produce more with what they have. Most can't — not because the equipment isn't there, but because the work doesn't flow. This is the execution gap.

August 5, 2026

Expediting Isn't a Spares Strategy

Chronic expediting is a symptom, not a strategy. Here's what the execution gap looks like in aerospace spares distribution — and what it takes to close it.

May 22, 2026

Three Levers for MRO TAT Recovery

A breakdown of the three operational levers — material visibility, WIP control, and cross-functional alignment — that move TAT without adding headcount or inventory.

April 23, 2026

The Debrief: Why Response is the Real Execution Challenge (Microsoft AI Tour Paris)

March 24, 2026

When Strategy Meets Operational Reality: Field Notes from Davos 2026

Davos 2026 brought clarity to a hard truth: resilience strategies succeed or fail on execution. Why fragmentation (not complexity) is the real barrier to coordinated industrial action.

March 19, 2026

Pelico Is Now Microsoft-Certified for Manufacturing AI

April 20, 2026

5 Shifts Reshaping Supply Chain Planning and Execution (and How Manufacturing Leaders Should Prepare)

Planning and execution are being rewritten. Explore the shifts transforming decision-making, AI-enabled workflows, cross-functional alignment, and real-time response.

June 17, 2026