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The system that worries you most is usually the one that works. Here’s the method we use to replace a platform like that one slice at a time: learn what it does, decide what to keep, run old and new side by side, and cut over with the old path still on standby.
Read more →Put a routing layer in front of the old system, build new components beside it, and move traffic across one piece at a time. Here’s how the pattern works, why the data is the hard part, and when not to use it.
Read more →A 2026 Retool report found 35% of teams have already replaced a SaaS tool with software they built, and 78% plan to build more. The reason is simple: AI made building cheap enough to change the math. Here’s what they replaced first, and where the build-vs-buy line actually sits now.
Read more →Anthropic’s new Mythos Preview surfaced a 27-year-old vulnerability in OpenBSD—the most-audited operating system in commercial software—and generated 181 working Firefox exploits in a benchmark where Claude Opus 4.6 managed two. Eleven organizations are inside the launch cohort. Your legacy stack isn’t—and the next Mythos won’t be gated.
Read more →FEMA launched the fastest non-disaster grant program in its history: $500 million to help state and local agencies defend against drone threats. The first $250 million has been awarded. But buying counter-drone hardware without AI is like buying a security camera system with no one watching the monitors.
Read more →In March 2026, the federal government released three major AI policy actions in three weeks. A sweeping GSA contract clause, an OMB compliance deadline that already passed, and a White House legislative framework. Here’s what every contractor needs to know before April.
Read more →The federal government banned one AI vendor for having too many safety guardrails and approved another despite global safety failures. If your AI strategy depends on a single vendor, you no longer have a strategy. You have a liability.
Read more →The AI market is projected to hit $630 billion by 2028. Before you issue an RFP, hire a vendor, or approve a budget, answer these five questions. They'll save you more money than any AI tool ever will.
Read more →Companies will spend $630 billion on AI by 2028. RAND found that 80% of AI projects fail. Here's why—and the framework that changes the odds.
Read more →Vibe coding promised anyone could build software with AI. The data says otherwise. Here's what actually works for production-ready AI code generation.
Read more →Everything you need to know about AI code generation—how it works, when to use it, and how to get production-ready applications from AI tools.
Read more →Tell us what success looks like. We'll scope it, quote it, and ship it on a clear timeline.