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A few days ago I was asked to chime in on the reliability of (software) vendors when making purchasing decisions. This leads to two main areas of thought (I’m ignoring cost because if you cannot afford the solution then you are out of that market so it is not a choice that you are able… Read more: AI & Critical Points of Failure in Business

As part of our work we often work with client data and calculations. Data can come in a few flavors be that benign like the misspelling of a word in a record or down right dangerous in terms of financial and regulatory data. This post is about the latter. Things like spelling “jayne Smith” isn’t… Read more: Financial Data Reconciliations

AI is here to stay and has countless implementations. There are definite moral, legal and ethical implications with its use but the same goes with many tools. Back in the 90’s we indexed resumes/CVs to search for candidates who had previously applied using a program called PageKeeper. It too had a web interface so you… Read more: AI 1:1 Alignment

Executive Summary In a technology climate dominated by native apps and complex JavaScript frameworks, businesses face pressure to follow trends rather than ask a fundamental question: what delivers the most value to customers quickly and securely? For many business applications — CRMs, dashboards, booking systems, portals — the answer remains the same as it was… Read more: Whitepaper Why Simpler Web Apps Still Win: Balancing Speed, Security, and Value in Business Software

In today’s digital landscape, it feels like every company is racing to launch the next big mobile app. But for many businesses — and the customers they serve — a simpler, faster, and more secure approach is hiding in plain sight: the modern web, powered by proven frameworks like PHP/Codeigniter. Speed to Market: Deliver Value… Read more: Why Simple, Secure Web Apps Still Win for Business