Umair Bin Tahir·2d agoThe Next CIO Won’t Be Hired to Run IT.Technology leadership is changing. The systems still matter. But the real mandate has moved well beyond them.
David Pritchett·3d agoWhen Every Contract Is Green but the Service Is RedBeyond the Contract: What It Takes to Own Federal Technology — Article 1
Santosh·Oct 26The Department That Kept the Lights OnAI is not automating IT away. It is forcing the field to decide what it is for.A response icon1A response icon1
Dmytro Stephen Rozhniatovskyi·Oct 21Your Developers Got Faster With AI. Your Client Now Expects Magic.How to reset delivery conversations before “faster coding” turns into “why isn’t it done yet?”
Anthony Bahn·Sep 15Patch Tuesday at scale: a triage order that survives the weekIt is Wednesday, 7:40 a.m. The RMM dashboard says 61 percent of endpoints took last night’s cumulative update. A print server rebooted…
Anthony Bahn·Sep 9How to Prioritize a Record-Size Patch Tuesday Without Patching Everything FirstMicrosoft’s September 2026 The second Tuesday of each month, when Microsoft releases its scheduled batch of security updates. The…
David Pritchett·Sep 4The Hardest Part of Our Technology Transformation Wasn’t the TechnologyLeadership gaps, staffing constraints, and resistance to change slowed an organizational transformation whose technical direction was…
THE WAY OF IT·Aug 30ISSUE 26 — 11010: THE SAILOR & THE SYSTEM“The pessimist complains about the wind; the optimist expects it to change; the realist adjusts the sails.” — William Arthur Ward
Nikolay Gekht·Aug 14Stop Buying Nice Presentations Instead of Real ImpactI’m often brought into companies with some version of the same question:
