GMJoe™ Consulting examines how economic and strategic power is increasingly concentrating in the institutions that verify, certify, finance, and recognize capability—raising the deeper question of who gets to decide what counts.
Tag Archives: technology
The Knowledge That Leaves
An ecosystem can become indispensable to an industry without becoming difficult to replace. When visiting organizations carry away new capabilities, what strategic leverage remains with the host?
The Distance Between Is Now on Spotify
Joe Cozart’s The Distance Between is now on Spotify: a novel about independent observation, institutional behavior, and the difficult art of seeing clearly.
Who Will Recognize What Comes Next?
Does Grand Forks have the expertise to recognize the next counter-drone breakthrough—or could its assessment process overlook the technology that changes everything?
The Private Cost of Professional Uncertainty
Why those closest to consequential institutional problems may be the least free to discuss them—and how independent strategic judgment can help.
The Distance Between — Now Available as a Spanish Audiobook
The independent thinking behind GMJoe™ Consulting, now available in Spanish. The complete audiobook of The Distance Between by Joe Cozart is $9.99, with private MP3 delivery after purchase.
Black Monday 1987 Deja Vu
What if the next financial crisis begins not with a market crash, but with the disappearance of independent judgment? GMJoe™ Consulting explores how artificial intelligence, institutional consensus, and convergent capital allocation could quietly reshape financial markets and determine which economic futures are financed.
The Next Redistribution of Economic Power in the Potato Industry
Federal research is improving potato production while new processing investments reshape the market. The deeper question is whether growers will gain meaningful commercial alternatives—or commit capital to increasingly specialized relationships before the next harvest.
GMJoe™ Consulting Friday Strategic Briefing — The Repricing of Strategic Capacity
GMJoe™ Consulting examines how strategic capacity is increasingly being repriced by the conditions governing its use—from maritime access and defense permissions to carbon infrastructure and quantum-computing efficiency—revealing that ownership matters less when availability, flexibility, and control sit elsewhere.
GMJoe™ Consulting | Strategic Intelligence | October 14, 2026
The future of counter-UAS may be determined less by individual technological breakthroughs than by the architectures that integrate competing systems into effective defensive capabilities. GMJoe™ Consulting examines how interoperability, operational validation, and adaptable integration standards could reshape defense procurement, commercial competition, and institutional influence—with Grand Forks positioned to contribute to this emerging global defense architecture.