You Don’t Have A Product Talent Problem. You Have An Operating Model Problem

Product management is a value stream like any other, and most of us have never mapped it.

Technology Transfer Has A Data Problem, Not A Process Problem

​Technology transfer is one of the most critical processes in life sciences manufacturing. It is also one of the most difficult.

2 Daily ‘Vices’ That Might Actually Be Good For You, By A Psychologist

The ‘vices’ of caffeinated coffee and tea were linked to lower dementia risk in a study that tracked 131,821 adults for decades, but decaf wasn’t. Here’s what that means.

Decision Debt: AI Is Creating A New Kind Of Backlog

Without embedding a connective layer, every AI capability adds to the pile of decisions rather than reducing the effort required to act on them.​

Why The Hook Matters More Than The Human In AI UGC Video

Before debating human versus synthetic talent, ask a simpler question: Did the opening earn attention?​

Alation CEO Warns That Smarter AI Agents Can Still Get Your Business Wrong

Alation CEO Satyen Sangani bets AIOS can make enterprise AI agents more reliable through independent data governance as Snowflake and Databricks expand competing tools.

Stop Asking ‘Fable Or DeepSeek’—Start Asking How Your AI System Is Designed

The difference is rarely in the LLM; it’s in the system built around it.

Core Banking Migrations: Why Preparation Matters More Than Execution

The technical migration is just the finish line. Whether you cross it successfully or stumble at the last step is decided long before you get there.​

The Odyssey, Weather And Rare Medicanes

In a fascinating humanities – science convergence piece, an atmospheric scientist reflects on the weather in the Odyssey film and poem.

Some Countries Court Data Centers As Communities Push Back

As AI data centers spark backlash elsewhere, countries like Lithuania are rolling out the welcome mat, betting power, policy and sovereignty can win the AI compute race.