Technology StrategyEditorial
A technology strategy you can review every quarter
A strategy written once and reviewed annually drifts. A short quarterly review keeps it useful without constant reorganization.
5 min read
Insights
Perspectives on technology that has to work in practice.
Editorial notes on AI, cloud, architecture, delivery and strategy. These are general articles, not customer case studies, and they contain no client figures.
Digital TransformationEditorial
Modernizing legacy systems without a big-bang rewrite
Incremental modernization asks more discipline from the team, but it keeps the business running and the risk contained.
6 min read
Enterprise ArchitectureEditorial
Integration debt: why the interface layer sets the pace of change
Connections built quickly and rarely revisited slow every project. Paying the debt down starts at the interfaces that fail most often.
6 min read
Cloud ComputingEditorial
Cloud migration starts with a dependency map, not a target platform
The destination matters less than understanding what depends on what. That understanding sets the schedule.
6 min read
Software EngineeringEditorial
Testing AI-enabled features like production software
The same input can produce different outputs, and quality can change without a code change. Testing has to follow that behavior.
6 min read
Artificial IntelligenceEditorial
Guardrails before automation: a checklist for agentic workflows
In agentic systems, guardrails are part of the design. They decide what is allowed, what is forbidden and what happens when the system is unsure.
7 min read
Artificial IntelligenceEditorial
From copilots to agents: what changes when software starts acting
Suggesting is different from acting. The second one needs scope, permissions and a record of what happened.
6 min read
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