-
Solving the Discovery Problem When Organizing MCP Servers by Domains
As organizations adopt Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers to extend and customize their AI systems, a common architectural question arises: How do you organize servers by domain while still making them discoverable and usable across the enterprise? The promise of MCP servers is modularity: each server encapsulates a domain’s knowledge, tools, or APIs.… Read more ⇢
-
Innovation at Speed Requires Responsible Guardrails
The rush to adopt generative AI has created a paradox for engineering leaders in consulting and technology services: how do we innovate quickly without undermining trust? The recent Thomson Reuters forum on ethical AI adoption highlighted a critical point: innovation with AI must be paired with intentional ethical guardrails. For leaders focused… Read more ⇢
-
Turning Shadow IT into Forward-Facing Engineers
Across industries, shadow IT and citizen developers are no longer fringe activities; they are mainstream. The reason this is true is that the friction to get started has dropped to zero: with vibe coding, low-code platforms, and simply having access to ChatGPT, anyone can prototype solutions instantly. Business-side employees are… Read more ⇢
-
🕸️ The Creepiest Part: The Curve Is Still Rising
Somewhere between the thunderclaps of innovation and the quiet hum of data centers, a strange chill fills the air. It’s not the wind. It’s not the ghosts. It’s the sound of AI adoption still accelerating long after everyone thought it might slow down. Because if there’s one thing scarier than a… Read more ⇢
-
Trapdoor Decisions in Technology Leadership
Imagine walking down a corridor, step by step. Most steps are safe, but occasionally one of them collapses beneath you, sending you suddenly into a trapdoor. In leadership, especially technology leadership, “trapdoor decisions” are those choices that look innocuous or manageable at first, but once taken, are hard or impossible… Read more ⇢
-
The Role of the Directly Responsible Individual (DRI) in Modern Product Development
Why This Matters to Me I have been in too many product discussions where accountability was fuzzy. Everyone agreed something mattered, but no one owned it. Work stalled, deadlines slipped, and frustration grew. I have also seen the opposite, projects where one person stepped up, claimed ownership, and pushed it… Read more ⇢
-
Why DIY: A ChatGPT Wrapper Isn’t the Best Enterprise Strategy
TL;DR: The Buy vs Build Challenge Build (DIY Wrapper) Buy (Enterprise Solution) Cost Tens to hundreds of thousands in build plus ongoing maintenance (applifylab.com, softermii.com, medium.com) Predictable subscription model with updates and support Security Vulnerable to prompt injection, data leaks, and evolving threats (en.wikipedia.org, wired.com, wsj.com) Enterprise-grade safeguards built in such as encryption, RBAC,… Read more ⇢
-
The AI Crossroads: Why Professional Services Must Rethink Their DNA to Compete
Ben Thompson’s Paradigm Shifts and the Winner’s Curse highlights a brutal truth: the very strengths that make incumbents dominant in one era often become the shackles that hold them back in the next. This is not just a lesson in tech history. It is a warning flare for today’s professional services leaders.… Read more ⇢
-
Strategic Planning vs. Strategic Actions: The Ultimate Balancing Act
Let’s be blunt: If you are a technology leader with a brilliant strategy deck but nothing shipping, you are a fraud. If you are pumping out features without a clear strategy, you are gambling with other people’s money. The uncomfortable truth is that in tech leadership, vision without execution is… Read more ⇢
-
Subscribe
Subscribed
Have a WordPress.com account? Log in now.
