Technology decisions are business decisions. That’s the premise behind TechSpective’s Enterprise Technology section, which covers the intersection of enterprise and organizational technology with the strategic, operational, and financial realities that determine whether technology investments actually pay off. Topics include enterprise AI strategy, procurement automation, hybrid work and IT infrastructure, agentic AI governance, cybersecurity as a business risk, and the organizational dynamics that separate successful technology adoption from expensive disappointment.
AI wearables have earned skepticism. Too many of them arrived wrapped in future-facing language and left behind a trail of awkward hardware, unfinished software, and business models that assumed patience from buyers they had not yet earned. The Looki L1
Looki L1 Review: A Wearable AI Camera That Captures More Than It Understands Read More »
Phishing remains a go-to entry point for cyberattacks, with the latest FBI Internet Crime Report citing it as the most common initial access vector. That has been true for years, but the ways in which organizations should approach defending against
Phishing Attacks Are Getting Smarter. Employee Training Must Keep Up Read More »
Ninety-nine percent is not a statistic you expect to see in a security report. But that’s the finding from a new survey of 500 U.S. CISOs: 99.4% of organizations experienced at least one security incident tied to their SaaS or
Most Companies Got Breached Through SaaS And AI Last Year Read More »
Cloud was supposed to make everything easier. In some ways, it absolutely has. You can spin up infrastructure in minutes, scale on demand, and deploy globally without ever touching a piece of hardware. That’s a massive shift from the days
Why Cloud Still Feels Harder Than It Should Be Read More »
Desks have become more fluid than offices. A laptop now plays multiple roles: the meeting machine, the travel machine, the creation machine, and, more often than not, the machine that often runs an individual’s AI experiments in the background. That
AI doesn’t just add work; it changes work in ways that are now empirically undeniable. The HBR article “AI Doesn’t Reduce Work—It Intensifies It” validates what I called the “AI Tax” nearly a year ago: AI increases the volume, velocity,
The AI Tax Is Real. Use Design to Get Your Refund. Read More »
Remote access is non-negotiable in the modern business environment. Employees, contractors, and IT staff need to be able to access applications and systems regardless of location. Naturally, remote access has become a top attack vector for cybercriminals, as it offers
Compared to many other industries, aviation operates under uniquely complex conditions, including highly regulated environments, asset-intensive operations, global dependencies, and customers who increasingly expect seamless, real-time service across every touchpoint. In this landscape, performance is not defined by a single
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Snyk announced that Peter McKay will be stepping down as CEO. CEO transitions almost always tell the same story. The board gets restless. The numbers dip. There’s a “mutual decision” that everyone knows wasn’t mutual. The press release lands with
The Hardest Call a CEO Can Make—and Why More Should Make It Read More »
I spend most of my time covering cybersecurity and technology, but one theme I keep bumping into across every sector is sustainability. Companies are being asked to measure, report, and reduce their carbon emissions in ways that would have seemed
Supply Chain Emissions Are No Longer Someone Else’s Problem Read More »
