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Fewer Than One in Ten Enterprise Applications Is Fully Observable, and Agents Are Now Writing the Code

Missing visibility used to slow human teams down, but agents now deploy at machine speed into estates that nobody can fully see, which turns a cost…

Claire Ashford·3 min
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The Cost of Software Is No Longer the Licence, It Is the Number of Places People Have to Look

Every switch between an app, a device and a workflow asks a person to reorient, repeat themselves or make another small decision, and the bill for…

Curtis Vance·3 min
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Public Transit Is the Best Available Blueprint for Software That Has to Survive Bad Days

A bus network cannot pause while the cloud comes back, and the engineering that follows from that is the discipline most technology companies are…

Nathan Prewitt·3 min
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AI Is Eating the Tasks That Used to Train People, and the Payroll Data Already Shows It

Between 27 and 43 per cent of the hours in entry-level professional work have gone, and most of what disappeared was the work that taught juniors how…

Naomi Fairbank·3 min
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Enterprise Data Rules Assume a Human Makes the Final Call, and That Assumption Has Broken

AI agents are already drafting communications, updating customer records and approving transactions inside large organisations, under governance…

Simone Bassett·3 min