We’re witnessing two simultaneous organizational revolutions that most companies are still treating as separate phenomena.
The first is the Geographic Revolution, driven by tariff fragmentation and AI infrastructure, forcing enterprises to fundamentally restructure how they distribute operations, talent, and computational capacity across geography.
The second is the Structural Revolution, driven by AI’s ability to eliminate coordination costs, enabling entirely new organizational forms that replace hierarchical management with autonomous networks of elite practitioners.
The companies that recognize these as interconnected transformations—and architect their organizations accordingly—will build competitive advantages that compound for decades.



