As intelligence becomes cheaper, faster, and more widely available, competitive advantage shifts toward the capability that intelligence cannot fully replace judgment. The intelligence economy may ultimately reward organizations not for what they know, but for how they decide.
The next stage of the intelligence economy is not automation. It is market formation. Discover how intelligence is becoming a tradable economic resource and why intelligence marketplaces may transform how organizations create, distribute, and consume intelligence.
Industrial economies coordinated labor. Information economies coordinated knowledge. Intelligence economies coordinate intelligence. Discover why coordination may become the defining capability of the intelligence economy.
Every major economic era builds infrastructure for its most valuable resource. Industrial economies built supply chains for materials. Information economies built systems for knowledge. The intelligence economy may require something entirely new: a cognitive supply chain for intelligence itself.
The intelligence economy is reshaping the economics of coordination. Explore why firms exist, how intelligence changes organizational boundaries, and what the future firm may look like.
As intelligence becomes abundant, competitive advantage shifts from information access to decision quality. Explore how decision infrastructure connects memory, context, reasoning, governance, and execution.
