Patrick Griffin
Insightful analysis on the maneuvers, market dynamics, and disruptions defining the modern world.
About This Column
Patrick Griffin is a commentator and strategist exploring the intersection of technological advancement and global commerce. Transitioning from his deep dive into business currents, Patrick now delivers daily dispatches on the broad forces shaping the 2026 landscape - from the "de-risking" of supply chains to the evolution of omnichannel retail. With a reputation for providing a nuanced perspective on "what it means for the future," he offers a unique lens on the strategies that drive lasting competitive advantage. His writing is essential for anyone seeking to stay ahead in a world defined by geopolitical turbulence and rapid innovation.
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The New Corporate Asset: Why Firms Now Invest in Continuous Health
Bay Cities: How Employee Ownership Forged a 70-Year Competitive Edge
Calumet's Deleveraging: A Strategic Pivot from Debt to Dominance
Beyond Wearables: Dumbo Health's Bid to Turn Sleep Data into Action
Algorhythm's High-Wire Act: AI Logistics Firm Touts Growth Amid Warnings
The Visual Co-Pilot: Automox Reimagines AI's Role in Enterprise IT
Private Equity's Prescription for America's Paramedic Shortage
Beyond the Monolith: OZ Digital and Anthropic Signal a New Era of AI Choice
VERAXA’s High-Stakes Bet on Its Next-Generation BiTAC Cancer Platform
M6 Group's Transparency Win Sets a New Standard for Corporate Clarity
The AI Manager Arrives: Deep Integration Reshapes Self-Storage Operations
Dole's Nordic Gambit: A Tech-Fueled Play for Fresh Produce Dominance
Franklin Covey: A Case Study in Navigating 2026's Turbulent Waters
SEALSQ's Quantum Gamble: Securing the Software-Defined Car of Tomorrow
Trustmark's Q2 Earnings: A Bellwether for Southern US Regional Banking?
Tel-Instrument's Turnaround: Can a Navy Lifeline Reverse a $4.9M Loss?
Greenwood's Northeast Play: Diamond Roofing Deal Bolsters Building Empire
AI's Trillion-Dollar Blind Spot: Firms Uncover Millions in Billing Errors
