Research & Insights

Practical intelligence for strategy leaders. Focused on execution, operating models, and real-time strategy.

Executive Talks (Q&A, Videos & Panels)

Keynote talks, panel discussions, interviews and shorts

From the Field: Christine Blyth on Turning Strategy into Execution

What does it really take to translate strategy into execution, and where do most companies get stuck?

Innovation as an Operating System: Lessons from Amazon

Innovation gets talked about constantly, but very few organisations do it consistently at scale.

Operating the Strategy Series with Cairo Walker, Head of Apac, Omnia Digital Workplace

In strategy conversations, it’s easy to focus on the plan: the vision, the roadmap, the PowerPoint. But as Cairo Walker, Head of APAC at Omnia, makes clear in this interview, strategy rarely fails because the idea was wrong.

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Briefings (Essays & Analyses)

Deep dives into strategy trends and corporate moves

Why Strategic Planning Is Producing More Activity, but Less Conviction

In many organisations, strategic planning has become more frequent, more detailed, and more resource-intensive than at any point in recent memory.

Future-Ready Workforces Don’t Start With Skills. They Start With the Operating Model

Most conversations about the future workforce start in the wrong place. They begin with skills shortages, reskilling programs, and the race to hire “AI-literate” talent. Those issues matter, but they are not the root of the problem.

Australia’s New Merger Regime Has Started, and It’s Turning M&A Into an Execution Discipline

For most of modern Australian corporate history, mergers have operated under a familiar dynamic. Companies could choose whether to engage with the regulator early, manage the timing strategically, and, in many cases, treat approval as a risk to be managed rather than a gating step that controlled the whole sequence. That world has changed. From 1 January 2026 , Australia moved to a mandatory merger notification regime for acquisitions that meet certain thresholds, and thos

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