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Business Process Intelligence

4 posts tagged “Business Process Intelligence”

Your AI Bill Is a Management Accounting Problem

Five large engineering organisations compared notes on runaway AI coding spend. The first tool finance reaches for came third on their list, and they call it a last resort.

2026-08-08 · 5 min read · Teh Kim Guan, ACMA, CGMA

Business Process Intelligence

Mechanism Registries Are the Unit of Compounding Institutional Learning

Most operational learnings rot because they are stored as stories rather than typed structures. A mechanism registry with four mandatory fields turns experiment outcomes into permanent capital. Finance has done this for a century.

2026-05-27 · 8 min read · Teh Kim Guan, ACMA, CGMA

Operating Principles

Your Role Is Becoming a Skill (and the Org Chart Hasn't Caught Up)

PM, design, engineering, accounting were roles. Now they are skills any operator deploys as needed. The hiring market, the comp ladder, and the org chart have not priced this in yet.

2026-05-25 · 9 min read · Teh Kim Guan, ACMA, CGMA

AI Workflow

Your Company Is a Graph of Algorithms (and AI Is About to See It)

Every company I have worked inside operates as a graph of algorithms, whether the leadership team draws it that way or not. Two worked examples from banking and management accounting, the harness-queue diagnostic, and what changes when SOPs become code.

2026-05-25 · 11 min read · Teh Kim Guan, ACMA, CGMA