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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
The Clear Benefits of Using Consulting Services in Aviation Read More »
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 »
The United States real estate market is worth more than $50 trillion. You’d think the system that tracks who owns what would be pretty sophisticated by now. It’s not. Property ownership records in this country are spread across more than
Evolving U.S. Property Records For The Modern Era Read More »
Every vendor in the world is talking about agentic AI right now. Most of them are still figuring out what it actually means for their products. Cisco, on the other hand, just showed up in Amsterdam at Cisco Live EMEA
Cisco Bets Big on a Unified Platform for the Agentic AI Era Read More »
The gig economy has transformed the way we get things done. Need a logo? Fiverr’s got you. Need a rideshare? That’s what Uber’s for. Need someone to fix your WordPress plugin, write some Python, or edit a podcast? There’s an
Building Trust into the Cybersecurity Gig Economy Read More »
For decades, the technology industry has been obsessed with building better digital mousetraps. We’ve spent billions on firewalls, encryption, and AI-driven endpoint protection, all while ignoring the giant, walking, talking vulnerability sitting in the swivel chair. The reality is that
The Human Exploit: Why Wizer Is the Secret Weapon in the War for Your Digital Soul Read More »
Lenovo’s Qira announcement at CES 2026 is not just another assistant launch. With Qira, Lenovo stakes a claim for where personal computing is headed: away from app-hopping and prompt repetition, toward an ambient layer of intelligence that persists across devices,
Lenovo’s Qira is a Bet on Ambient, Cross-device AI—and on a New Kind of Operating System Read More »
