​When Active Directory Expertise Retires, The Risk Stays Behind

The old Active Directory guard will retire, but their knowledge doesn’t have to retire with them.​​

How Basking Sharks Use The Deep Ocean To Fuel Global Migrations

Basking sharks are not just drifting long-distance travelers relying on stored energy. Satellite tags reveal they likely feed throughout their migrations, diving deep into the mesopelagic zone to track dense layers of small organisms like fish and zoop…

Garmin Cirqa And Forerunner Under Spotlight At Garmin Earnings Call

Strong results have seen a jump in Garmin’s share price, thanks to strong fitness wearable sales. CEO Cliff Pemble also talked all things Cirqa at the earnings call.

Why ‘We Own It’ Is The C-Suite’s Favorite AI Lie

The one thing most CEOs won’t say out loud is that they don’t own their AI.

San Jose Plans $13B BART Subway Extension. How About <$1B?

BART is failing, but the plan to expand it involves extravagant cost to duplicate its almost 70 year old design. New technology might serve riders for far less

How Manufacturers Can Strengthen Resilience For The Next Wave Of Disruption

The next era of operational resilience in manufacturing entails viewing resilience as an operational capability that enables growth.

Maintaining Central Control Over AI Is Essential

Reasserting central control over AI doesn’t mean blocking experimentation. It means enabling it responsibly.

Why Senior Engineers Matter More Than Team Size In The Age Of AI

The constraint is no longer the physical capacity to type syntax; it is the judgment required to maintain and secure complex systems.

The New Resilience Part 3: Metrics For Successful AI And IIoT Implementation In Manufacturing

Once AI starts making calls on the floor, it’s no longer a tool—it’s operational infrastructure.

A Data-Driven Framework For Product-Engineering Conflict Resolution

The tension between the product and engineering teams is not a flaw. It is a structural characteristic of how modern software organizations operate.