Your AI Strategy Is About to Become the Most Expensive Commodity Bet in Your Company


In my last post, I argued that boards face a growing geopolitical risk in their AI strategy, that a single regulatory action or export control directive could sever access to a mission-critical workflow with zero warning. If that is true, it raises an immediate question: why are so many enterprises doubling down on deep dependencyContinue reading “Your AI Strategy Is About to Become the Most Expensive Commodity Bet in Your Company”

IBM buys Redhat – a view from the peanut gallery !


Ok – few disclaimers first . I am an IBM executive and I hold some IBM stock. I had no involvement in this acquistion – I only found out when I saw it on social media yesterday afternoon. And I am not a company spokesperson – this is my personal blog and what I sayContinue reading “IBM buys Redhat – a view from the peanut gallery !”

Microservices – What have we learned ?


Yesterday, I shared some of my thoughts on serverless architecture  and ended up getting a lot of feedback and a lot of it went back to SOA and then logically on to Microservices. So I thought it may be worth penning some thoughts on this topic as well. Microservices are not a fad – they getContinue reading “Microservices – What have we learned ?”