Buying AI Without Regret: How Leaders Should Evaluate Enterprise AI Investments

Here are five key principles that will help leaders determine whether they’re investing in the AI tools that will deliver value—or slop.

Healthcare’s Program.md

Healthcare’s schemas are its program.md. And most of the industry hasn’t looked at that file in decades.

In Healthcare, Your First Direct Report May Not Be Human

The next shift may be less about people using smarter tools and more about people directing digital teammates.

Is Q-Day Worse Than Y2K? Why Vaulted Encryption Matters In The Quantum Era​

Y2K was a known problem with a known fix, but Q-Day is different.

In Today’s Fraught World, Direct Sourcing Bottlenecks Can’t Survive

Whenever a new geopolitical shock takes hold, businesses are forced to make high-stakes decisions on cost, continuity, quality and risk at speed.

The False Expertise Trap: How To Keep Your Team Thinking In The AI Era

Working effectively with AI requires the ability to critically assess what it gives you, and that takes judgment.

How To Avoid The Common Headaches In Software Migration

Often, the greatest headaches during software migration are more to do with the approach than the software itself.

The Regulatory Tsunami No One In Advertising Is Talking About

Regulators are coming for the AI models themselves, and those models can’t answer the questions they’re about to be asked.​

Stop Building Agents And Start Building Skills

The model context protocol (MCP) unlocks a skill-first AI architecture where tools are built and reused everywhere, which makes every agent in your org smarter.

Why Hiring More Data Engineers Won’t Solve Your Delivery Problem

​Improving data delivery is not just an engineering challenge; it is a leadership responsibility.