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The Algorithmic Work Feed: What B2B Can Learn From TikTok
Enterprise collaboration tools are solving the inverse problem of consumer platforms. While Instagram and TikTok use algorithms to filter too much content, Slack and Microsoft Teams still broadcast everything to everyone. This essay explores why B2B needs algorithmic work feeds, contextual message revision, and intelligent distribution—not more channels and visibility. Learn how product leaders can apply B2C principles to enterprise software.
•7 min read
Enterprise Product Strategy

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Product Managers: Stop Building Tools, Start Building Intelligence
The firehose problem is real. Users are drowning in AI-generated content, notifications, and dashboards. In 2026, winning products won’t add more features—they’ll eliminate work entirely. Here’s why PMs need to shift from building software that creates operators to building intelligence that empowers decision makers.
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Strategy

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