Strategy Meets Reality Podcast
Sep 15, 2026 · 54 min · 12 segments
AI is moving faster than our organisations can make sense of, and that gap is where strategy breaks. We sit down with Adrian Wolfberg, a former national security practitioner and author of Who Leads…
Adrian WolfbergGuest
Mike JonesHost
I was thinking about, you know, organisation intelligence or intelligence as you talk about there.

I was talking about the importance of organisation intelligence, but it's a reserve.

If we don't practice it, we don't do it, it will atrophy and it means we'll end up being blind.

But those collectives are looking from a perspective of their boundaries, you know, from the ops director looking at it from their view.

You've got the market director looking at it from their view, you know, and so on.

But it's how do we share that information? How do you make sense of that information so that we have a collective orientation, a mutual orientation of what's going on?

I really like your synthesis of this, and it provides a nice opening for a couple of comments that I'd like to make to build on what you just said.

I was thinking about, you know, organisation intelligence or intelligence as you talk about there.

I was talking about the importance of organisation intelligence, but it's a reserve.

If we don't practice it, we don't do it, it will atrophy and it means we'll end up being blind.

But those collectives are looking from a perspective of their boundaries, you know, from the ops director looking at it from their view.

You've got the market director looking at it from their view, you know, and so on.

But it's how do we share that information? How do you make sense of that information so that we have a collective orientation, a mutual orientation of what's going on?

I really like your synthesis of this, and it provides a nice opening for a couple of comments that I'd like to make to build on what you just said.
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