Why should I buy software or SaaS if Claude or Codex can build exactly what I want?
AI is making software cheaper to build. But building software and owning software are two very different things.
Incidents ripple outward, affecting customers, executives, partners, compliance teams, and even public perception. That broader circle – the stakeholders – is often underserved by conventional tooling.
They fail because human response breaks down under pressure. Over the past decade, organizations have invested heavily in monitoring, observability, and automation. Dashboards are everywhere. Alerts fire instantly. Tickets are created automatically. And yet, when a...
It is that time of the year again. Time to reflect and look back at 2025. And I find myself thinking less about platforms and features – and more about the people behind them.
Artificial Intelligence has become the sharpest tool in the digital arsenal – detecting anomalies, predicting failures, and uncovering risks before they unfold. Yet even the smartest system can’t roll up its sleeves and fix what’s broken.
AI can see the problem. But only people can solve it.
