Luk Smeyers and Florian Heinrichs on why specificity — not visibility — is what makes a boutique firm impossible to ignore.


Luk Smeyers and Florian Heinrichs (The Visible Authority) on why visible authority isn't visibility — it's specificity of the issue you own. The capability-led trap ('we are SAP experts') that quietly commoditises firms; why proposition specificity is the real source of commercial strength; the AI double squeeze (revenue pressure from below, cost pressure from above) and why LLMs can contribute to change but can't sell it; the practical 'flip your approach' move that puts case studies at the top of the pitch, not the bottom; and the line between productisation and standardisation — including the trap of leaving the category you fought to own.
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Dannii Mathers on why bad data is the binding constraint for AI-era BD — and the human skill premium that follows.

Stuart Coleman and Jonathan Wilson on the unglamorous prep, margin benchmarks and last-mile traps that decide consulting deals.


Prof. Joe O'Mahoney and Christian Barnard on the operating-model gap that's widening between boutiques and the global firms.

