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Four questions that will tell you more about a technology vendor than a week of reference calls. Here are four questions that will tell you more about a technology vendor than a week of reference calls. Ask for the limitations section by name. If what com

The model proposed deleting a repository nobody had mentioned. The refusal had nothing to do with filters, instructions, or anyone exercising judgment. The model was asked to set up a new service for a team: a repository, a deployment, access for the righ

We found eleven possible answers to the question "may this agent act". Only three of them are about permission, and the industry spent this year on those three. We spent several months building a system that lets an AI agent change records in real enterpr

- Venkat Chitturi - Founder Arun Chinnachamy - Head of AI & COE Begin in 1992. When Hurricane Andrew crossed Dade County, carriers discovered a loss the industry had not known it was holding. Policies had been written one at a time, each risk sensible on

- Venkat Chitturi - Founder Venkata Sai Krishna - Head, Engineering & Delivery Two banks, 2:04 a.m. A payments-fraud agent begins freezing legitimate payroll disbursements at machine speed. Two banks face the same problem; but two very different mornings

The software industry treats production as a destination, the place code goes after the real work is done. Requirements, design, development, testing, then production. The last stop on the assembly line. That framing is why most enterprise software degrad

In a market of undifferentiated service providers who all claim to build scalable solutions, the firms that win will be the ones with a belief system not a process document, not a framework diagram, but a conviction that shapes every hiring decision, ever

Every cron job is a confession. It says: our architecture cannot handle time. It cannot recover from missed executions. It cannot tell you whether last night's run succeeded or silently produced wrong results. It cannot coordinate with other processes tha

Ninety percent of enterprises now have internal developer platforms. They are measuring developer satisfaction, time-to-first-deployment, cognitive load, and onboarding speed. The metrics look good. The dashboards are green. And then the code ships to pro

Containers changed deployment. Kubernetes changed infrastructure orchestration. Durable execution changes business logic orchestration and it is at least as significant as either of those shifts. But the industry is sleepwalking through it. The benefits a