Month: January 2026
Innovation Scapegoat: When Leaders Blame Technology for Bad Decisions
Once upon a time technology change moved slower, because constraints forced discipline. Release cycles were longer, security work was treated as infrastructure, training and testing were part of the cost […]
Stability Promised, Volatility Delivered
Every few months, the future of work changes. One minute, it is remote. Then it’s hybrid. Then it’s AI. Then it’s AI replacing humans. Then it’s automation. Then it’s trades […]
The Cost of Fragmented Feeds and Hollow Authority
There was a time when information moved together not because people agreed, but because the pathways to information were limited and shared. Before newspapers, news traveled by word of mouth: […]
Content Trap: Faster Content, No Human Oversight
In the past creative content was driven by something other than speed. People made content because they had something to say, not because a dashboard was blinking red or an algorithm […]