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Accenture, Cognizant, Infosys, Epam, Globant and plenty of other consulting and staff aug will never recovery and keep grounding. All CFO and procurement in corporations tasked to max squeeze vendors by bringing AI thesis aka blackmail. I was on many calls and they just ask bluntly “this project, can we AI it” if they get vague response, they go to CTO and ask how many people this project needs in outsourcing if they use AI. CTO is pressured to say 50% as he wants to keep his job and hope for some bonus on CFO shoulder pet

Even a couple calls around the industry to see if the headlines bear fruit.
If you're reading about AI disrupting software, maybe call some CTO's to see how budget allocation is changing.

Understanding the Adoption Gap in Supply Chain Management
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**Join us Thursday, 26 February 2026 at** [**13:30**](https://x.com/Cardano/status/2025964021996716268?t=810) **UTC, for another Cross Ecosystem Roundtable Talk.**

This time we’re addressing a question that continues to surface from time to time:

If blockchain-based traceability is more transparent, efficient, and reliable, and builds trust across supply chains, why then have we not seen the level of adoption many expected?

This session brings together builders working directly at the intersection of blockchain and supply chains to unpack what is working and where the friction still lies.

Joining us at the table:
Joining us at the table:
\- Andre Giroldo, CPO, Vetrii
\- Sam Lambert, COO, Zengate
\- André Vanyi-Robin, CEO, Plastiks
\- Marieke, Founder, Open Food Chain
\- Ward Pennemans, Fractional CTO, Tokenance
\- Nathan Williams, Founder & CEO, Minespider
📅 Feb 26, 2026 | ⏰ 13:30 UTC
📡 [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YplAZcEnr94](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YplAZcEnr94)
🗓 Add to your calendar: [https://www.addevent.com/event/2ygvc696wxm0](https://www.addevent.com/event/2ygvc696wxm0)

Until it hits the bottom-line. Once the CEO tells the CTO they're losing contracts and asks why services keep going down, frustration rises and they might start changing to other alternatives. It won't start with a full migration, not for most cases, but it starts with making small changes.

Forreal, I never heard a CEO come out and tell their team what product to use. CTO, maybe

Speaking about the value or money. I've tried a bunch of paid programs and Ivan's is genuinely the best one I've come across. CTO Larsson? His indicator is basically just moving average crossovers - I rebuilt it myself in like an hour and that was that.
Benjamin Cowen's site is a bunch of macro indicators that don't really help you make actual decisions. A
nd Real Vision was pumping everything at the absolute top, still shilling suey and other alts that are down 80%+.
Meanwhile Bullmania and Ivan have been consistently solid, the tools, the community, the weekly reports from Ivan and daily market analysis his team produces is insanely valueable, I get real trade setups DAILY. I'd recommend them to anyone.
As for the actual post - it's mostly just complaining about affiliate links and a free webinar, and that Ivan doesn't talk about tech as much anymore. Ok cool, then let the man do what he wants. Tens of thousands of people watch him daily, hundreds of thousands monthly, millions yearly. That kind of audience doesn't stick around if you're not delivering value. He's clearly doing something right. To each their own...

for real its Ivan, Ben and maybe CTO Larsson that called the top, everyone else was yelling "BUY THE DIP" when bitcoin was $120,000 ahah

If I were French I would buy the MSCI World ETF, and use the tax advantaged accounts as much as possible, not using the CTO until the tax advantaged accounts were full. Which is the same thing I do in America.
We have also been talking about an AI bubble and possible S&P 500 crash. But we're always talking about a market crash. Sometimes it happens, sometimes it doesn't. You're not going to be able to guess when. As long as you're young and keep your job and keep putting money in then a crash is not a big deal anyway. It can even be good. If you're old then about half your investments should be fonds euros so a crash doesn't wipe you out. In our US tax advantaged accounts you can buy and sell without paying taxes as long as the money stays in the account, so you can adjust your bond allocation at any time. People will change to a portfolio heavier in bonds in their 50's.

Sorry to here that, sounds like you need a new CTO