Posts tagged “doctrine”

Elsewhere 17 November 2025

• ai-and-leadership
• decision-making
• doctrine
• leadership
• wardley-mapping

The Multi-Model Mind: Meta-Rationality for Wardley Leaders

Pairing Wardley's "Use Appropriate Methods" doctrine with meta-rationality and Munger's latticework to keep AI strategy from hardening into dogma.

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Elsewhere 10 November 2025

• ai
• ai-and-leadership
• automation
• doctrine
• governance
• leadership
• wardley-mapping

Executable Doctrine

Convert Wardley Maps and Cynefin playbooks into policy-as-code guardrails so AI agents can act within codified doctrine while humans handle exceptions.

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Elsewhere 9 October 2025

• ai
• ai-and-leadership
• continuous-improvement
• doctrine
• leadership
• wardley-mapping

Background AI for Relentless Improvement

How ambient agents refactor architectures, uplift process maturity, and accelerate Wardley transitions without demanding heroics.

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Elsewhere 8 October 2025

• ai
• ai-and-leadership
• doctrine
• gameplay
• leadership
• wardley-mapping

Positioning Readiness for the AI Age

Why leaders must master map positioning and build multi-play readiness as AI agents collapse the cost of optionality.

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Elsewhere 3 October 2025

• ai
• ai-and-leadership
• automation
• doctrine
• leadership
• wardley-mapping

Autonomously Executed Strategy

How leaders prepare doctrine, data, and guardrails so AI agents can deploy Wardley plays without waiting for human hands.

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