Your $300K AI consultant just signed a contract to change your enterprise. But the real problem isn't the model—it's the org chart. Here's why no 50-year-old company can become AI-native without first dismantling its own internal economy.
Executive Summary: Enterprises fail to become AI-native not because of technology, but because internal organizational physics—budget silos, information hoarding, and tribal defenses—resist the machine-readable transparency AI demands.
Intro: The core shift—AI-native is an org problem, not a tech problemAnalysis: The internal economy of enterprises and why it resists AIBottom Line: What executives must do to bridge the AI-in vs. AI-on divide
Strategic Impact: The AI-native enterprise is the next competitive frontier. Incumbents that fail to address the organizational bottleneck will be disrupted by startups built from scratch with AI at the core. The window to act is narrow—every quarter of delay compounds the advantage of new entrants.
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