LTSP26 Videos for Replay Edition Showcase

What to expect from the 2026 conference. The venues, schedule and helpdesk.

The instinct is to bolt AI onto however you already do strategy. This talk makes the case for the opposite order: map your strategy workflow into distinct stages and activities first, because each stage carries different risks and needs different support. Only once the process is visible can you tell where AI genuinely helps and where it quietly produces confident nonsense. This is the conference's core operating principle, explained plainly.

You've pointed AI at your market, your customers, your numbers, your plan. Every one of those tools has total access to your data and zero access to your actual strategy. What could go wrong? Or, what will go right? You will definitely get faster meeting minutes and financial modeling. But will the AI add to the strategic orientation of your team, help them make better decisions, build their in-the-moment judgment, or assist you in building a fully activated organization? Copilot isn’t really into that. But Contextuum is. Discussion, plus product demo.

During the buildup to the conference we asked you to visit Fusion to experience an interactive conversation with a tool designed to gather information from large numbers of people. Without the usual survey tool. Here's an update on the results gathered so far and Dan's next requests in the process.

The evidence of your strategy's shortcomings exists right now, out in the world. But you won't meet it until next quarter's numbers. We build strategy on a schedule. Whether you do it over a quarter or a weekend retreat, it's an event with a beginning, a middle, and an end.

Most strategic plans fail not from lack of data or ideas, but from a shortage of genuine insight — the kind of understanding that changes what a team actually decides to do. This topic examines why insight generation, not information gathering, is the scarce resource in strategy work, and why teams that skip straight to answers usually end up with generic, forgettable plans.

AI is everywhere in strategy work now — but is it building real, sustainable advantage, or just helping everyone benchmark and manage risk a little faster, arriving at the same generic answers as everyone else . Our panelists draw the line. Bring your own AI-assisted work and find out which side of it you're really on. Kaihan Krippendorff, Simon Fogel, Vikas Chandra moderated by Chris Fox

In this session Dan shares insights from the final report. Don't miss hearing about the kind of reporting you can't get anywhere else than from a specially trained LLM.

A thank you to all who made the even possible. And next steps.