Future of Work
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Future of Work
For 170 years the unit of workforce planning was a person in a box. With humans, agents and robots sharing the same work, that unit becomes the "Mission": a bounded outcome with an owner, evidence, and one budget.
Steve Ambrose · September 2026
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Future of Work
Signal Labs CEO Rajeev Ronanki recently had three different interviews, sharing thoughts on hiring ledgers and customer service automation, as well as pilot zombie land. All rooted in company actions based on what AI takes away.
September 2026
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Future of Work
Impulsive job cuts to the middle of the org chart can shortchange progress. Pricing and judgment are keys to organizations maintaining advantage in the future of work.
August 2026
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Future of Work
Many large employers are making "whipsaw" rehirings, in reaction to AI-related job cuts. This article explores the impact of measurement and valuable signals on improving the decisionmaking and outcomes in workforce decisions and management.
Rajeev Ronanki · August 2026
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Tokenomics is what you can compute, and it scales on its own. Humanomics is deciding what is worth computing, and deciding what tasks remain actionable by humans.
Rajeev Ronanki · July 2026
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One company spent $500M on AI in 30 days with no one watching the gauge. The future of work isn't about number of agents or headcount. It's about coordination.
Rajeev Ronanki · June 2026
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The interval between when a signal appears and when your organization acts on it is not a management challenge. It is an architectural one. And the approaching era of agentic commerce will expose it with unprecedented speed and consequence.
Rajeev Ronanki · April 2026
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