Aleks
Sidorecs
I explore the art of the possible - prototyping, testing, and publishing architectural blueprints that take enterprises beyond automation into intelligent, self-orchestrating operations.
Intelligent Orchestration
Issue #12: My experience with the Citizen Developers Model across Operations. Merging the Pyramids.
The barrier to building software has collapsed. The barrier to owning it has not moved an inch. Every operations and supply chain leader is now
Issue #11: It Was Never the Model. It's the Harness.
For three issues the lens has been on the model - own it, don't rent it. Here is the half of the argument
Issue #10: Your Supply Chain AI Vendor Got a New Point of Failure - Government.
On Friday 12 June, the two most capable AI model in commercial deployment was switched off by government directive. Here is what I think it
Recent Garage Reports
Build Log #2 - Part 1: My challenges + learnings with multi-agent orchestration @ NovaTrade
Fourteen AI agents. Three factories. Twelve suppliers. One question that broke everything: what does "available" actually mean in multi-agent orchestration?
Build Log #2 - Part 0. The Overture. Re-Engineering Control Tower - The Orchestrator.
Sonar detected the risk. Sent the alert. Then waited. That gap between detection and action is what The Orchestrator was built to close.
Build Log #1: Supply Chain Micro-Agent for Container Visibility
Building an AI micro-agent that tracks containers in real-time, detects risk from AIS and carrier data, and sends Telegram alerts - from the Gulf of Aden to your phone.
My Insights
Asymmetric models - technology is not the point. Response capacity.
Everyone I discuss it with agrees with the asymmetric operating model concept, but nobody has actually built it. Not for lack of vision. For lack
The Invisible Chain - Event About AI in Supply Chain. But Biggest Lever is Different.
On June 18th CIPS Switzerland 🇨🇠and Capgemini hosted the first edition of The Invisible Chain in Zurich. I opened the evening together with Martin Weis
Asymmetric supply chains: the other face of chaos
A super El Niño is forming over the Pacific. It is the clearest illustration yet of why asymmetry in agri-food supply chains cuts deeper than
The Orchestration Maturity Spectrum (TOMS)™
Where does your operation sit? Most enterprises are somewhere between L1 and L3. The unlock isn't jumping levels - it's understanding what the next step looks like.
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