None of These

You fire the agency. You hire a new one. You tell them about all the mistakes the last agency made. They nod sympathetically and promise they're different. And they are different: they'll ask better questions, use different frameworks, have different opinions about architecture. But they'll run into the exact same coordination problems, because you're going to brief them the same way.

Stop measuring. Start testing. The only way to know if something works is to turn it off and see what happens.

We're watching the AI infrastructure landscape evolve from a battlefield of exclusive alliances into something more complex: a web of overlapping partnerships, temporary arrangements, and strategic flexibility.