Rent it or own it?
A practical framework and five-question scorecard for deciding which software your company should rent as SaaS and which workflows you should own as your competitive edge.
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Writing on how bespoke software gets built.
Agents work best when the person with the problem is one desk away
A mid-size company does not have fourteen layers of approval. That is why an agent can actually work there, if you start with one boring process and a human on the approval.
Enable, don’t police: how to actually reduce shadow AI
Bans do not stop shadow AI. They move it off the network. The fix is an official path that is faster than the workaround, with capabilities approved once and a clear line from draft to certified.
Building the next app should cost a lot less than the first one
The first internal app pays for the foundation: sign-in, certified data, a model gateway, a place to run. Every app after that should reuse those pieces so the cost drops with each build.
Writing code is no longer the bottleneck. Knowing what to build is.
Generating a working draft of software is now cheap. Deciding which problem is worth solving, which data to trust, and how to run the result safely is where the work actually moved.