2026
- March 12 - The Feedback Loop Is Collapsing
- March 12 - AI Consulting With Small Teams
- April 3 - Is "Just Ship It" Still Valid Advice When Everyone Can Ship With AI?
- April 3 - Coordination Is the Bottleneck
- April 6 - The AI Wave Really Is Like the Early Internet — and I Almost Missed It the First Time
- April 7 - Do IT Certifications Still Build Client Trust?
- April 7 - Why Developers Should Never Be Loyal to an AI Coding Tool
- April 13 - Red Flags and Green Flags When Hiring a Technology Contractor
- April 14 - Are We Actually Eliminating the Complexity Tax, or Just Getting Better at Paying It?
- April 20 - The Low-Code Promise vs the Low-Code Reality in Regulated Environments
- April 21 - Is Your IT Consultant Advising You or Just Repeating Microsoft?
- May 14 - OpenAI Just Became a Consulting Firm. Here's Why That Matters.
- May 15 - InfoPath's Sunset Isn't a Technology Failure. It's a Governance-Cycle Reset.
- June 7 - Salesforce Made Agents Easy to Deploy. The Hard Part Is Still the Workflow.
- June 8 - ChatGPT Sites Makes Internal Apps Easy. Shadow IT Is Still Shadow IT.
- June 15 - A Model Can Disappear Overnight. Plan Like It Will.
- June 22 - Most Enterprise AI Is Still Trapped in Chat Windows
- July 4 - The Engineering of America: Shipped in 1776, Patched 27 Times, Still in Production
- July 26 - The Distillation Fight Settles One Thing: Frontier AI Capability Doesn't Stay Scarce
- July 30 - OpenAI's Agent Breached Hugging Face. The Fix Is Boring Governance.
- August 2 - You'd Never Run Two ERPs. Run Multiple AI Models Anyway.
- August 9 - Google's Database Agent Will Add the Index. Data Is the One Thing You Shouldn't Vibe.
- August 12 - No American Voted for Claude's Watermark. It Shipped Here Anyway.
- August 28 - Claudeforce Is the Easy Part. Again.