How To Know If An AI Project Is Worth Starting

AI becomes valuable when someone elaborates upon a specific process, runs the numbers and decides whether to build or move on.

Technology Issues Remote Workers Need To Let IT Teams Handle

Not every problem is safe to troubleshoot without involving IT; some simple DIY “fixes” could introduce security risks or complicate the diagnosis of underlying issues.

Every AI Agent Decision Requires Strong Evidence

Reliability comes from having a clear specification and a system that verifies whether the output meets it.

When AI Agents Have Valid Access, Zero Trust Needs More Than Identity

The principle behind zero trust is familiar: Trust nothing, verify everything. But AI agents make verification harder.

Why Interoperability Can Be A Tough Sell In Manufacturing

In practice, interoperability can be a surprisingly tough sell for manufacturers. This is likely due to a few reasons.

​Fine‑Tuned SLMs: A New Operating Model For Enterprise AI

Fine-tuning is transforming SLMs from efficient components into high-performance, enterprise-grade systems.

The Gap Between ERP Go-Live And ERP Success

The projects that generate the most excitement at go-live do not always deliver the greatest business value a year later.

Israel’s Palantir Rival Is Selling $1 Million Spy Vans To U.S. Cops

Cognyte, which sells technology to snoop on phone locations largely in Israel and Europe, is making inroads in America by tricking out trucks with spy tech.

Second-Order Thinking Is The New Systems Thinking

Systems thinking told you how things worked. Second-order thinking tells you whether your decisions will work out.