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How awful it would be if your business ran on a Product OS.

One operating system that knows everything about:

→ your business model and how customers actually experience it
→ your product vision and where the roadmap is heading
→ your market and every move your competitors make
→ your tech stack, your architecture, your systems
→ every line of code — frontend, backend, database

So that:

→ support resolves issues without ever reaching your best people
→ marketing ships campaigns that truly understand the product, in minutes
→ engineering fixes and ships without the endless back-and-forth
→ every requirement is written with full business and technical context, on its own
→ nothing stalls because the one person who "knows" is on holiday

An operating system that updates itself continuously and becomes the single source of operational truth — across every department, every role, every decision.

That would be truly awful.

Right?

Because here's the strange part: this isn't five years away. The pieces exist today.

So if you're curious what a Product OS could actually look like for your business — comment OS and let's have a chat.

(Or if you're the more private type, send me a DM — just say hi, hey, or OS — and let's chat.)

Well, right now, we live in the AI Wild Wild West.

AI needs to be fully adopted within organisations, but at the same time, AI usage needs regulated in a sense aka needs to be benchmarked, continously audited so it offers the best value for money.

As it should be the case with any "hired" resource though.

Things will certainly shift as the world is adopting AI more and more.

Things must shift

Disclaimer: AI was prompted the text of this post to create this image. (a bit meta, I know, right?)