Editorial Intelligence for the AI era
Understand what you know.
Discover what you need to learn.
Editorial Intelligence helps B2B organisations generate and develop evidence, then turn it into ideas that influence decisions, distinctive narratives and useful content.
Most organisations don't have a content problem. They have an evidence problem.
Start your journey
StartNew to Editorial Intelligence?
Your orientation guide to the ecosystem and where to begin →
Editorial Intelligence Assessment
Diagnose your organisation's Editorial Intelligence maturity across five dimensions →
A practical guide to Editorial Intelligence
Learn how B2B teams turn scattered evidence into narratives, decisions and reusable knowledge →
Why editorial judgement is becoming a competitive advantage
See why human judgement matters more as content production becomes easier →
Editorial Intelligence is the work of one practitioner, not a firm — Asavin Wattanajantra.
Two decades of editorial and content practice, agency side and in-house, spanning IT Pro, CNET, Metia, Microsoft client work, RED Consultancy and Sage—alongside research-led programmes including Hidden Hours and IDC. Everything on this site is built and written by one person.
From discipline to implementation
Editorial Intelligence
The discipline — how organisations generate evidence, build understanding and influence decisions
Editorial Intelligence OS
The operating system — frameworks, methods, assessments, AI workflows
Consulting
Implementation — helping organisations build the capability
Editorial Intelligence in practice
Narratives that connect signals into strategic position
Hidden Hours
The hidden cost of modern work
Research into the operational pressures facing accounting professionals — compliance burden, workflow friction, late payments and business change.
Explore the narrative →Winning in Small
Why speed relocates pressure
Speed doesn't remove pressure. It relocates it. A narrative about what it takes to operate effectively as complexity grows faster than visibility.
Explore the narrative →Trusted AI
AI trust is built through connected evidence
AI trust is not built through claims about innovation. It is built through connected evidence — how AI is governed, how humans remain accountable.
Explore the narrative →Who Editorial Intelligence is for
Content and editorial teams
Stop publishing once and starting again. Build a system where each piece of work leaves the team knowing more than before.
Marketing and communications
Your research, customer evidence and market signals already agree on something. Find the argument, then let it compound — with people and with AI systems.
Product and research teams
Customer evidence, product signals and market insight rarely sit in the same room. Connecting them changes what gets prioritised. See the product framework →
Knowledge and strategy functions
Institutional knowledge disappears into meetings, inboxes and individual memory. Give it infrastructure instead.
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Occasional updates on new research, findings and ways to take part.
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