Most data or ecosystem strategies fail for one boring reason: They treat impact as a tech problem.
It’s a collaboration problem.
📘 I just finished my book From Trust to Impact—a practical field guide to building data ecosystems that actually scale: trust as infrastructure, governance that enables speed, and data products that survive real-world regulation and incentives.
Here’s the question I keep coming back to:
Can your ecosystem make joint decisions repeatedly—without friction?
Where do you see ecosystems fail most often: incentives, governance, or execution?
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