Enterprise AI’s Missing Foundation: Why Content Governance May Matter More Than the Next AI Breakthrough
THE SO WHAT
The stall many enterprises feel isn’t model quality—it’s that their content is messy, inconsistent, and poorly governed, so AI can’t reliably act on it. Before you greenlight another model upgrade, inventory your critical knowledge assets and decide who owns structure, versioning, and provenance; otherwise you’re scaling noise, not intelligence.
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