Cassie Crossley has literally written the book on software supply chain security. She was previously VP of supply chain security at Schneider Electric and is currently CEO and co-founder at a stealth AI cybersecurity startup. She understands supply chain risk as well as anyone, and she believes that AI-generated code
As the winter snow keeps accumulating in the Northeast and the tech news continues to pile up with it, I thought it would be fun to once again pay homage to Dan Shaughnessy, the long-time sports columnist at the Boston Globe, who regularly writes columns gathering his random thoughts about
ForwardThinking 🤔 Been a long cold lonely winter As the winter snow keeps accumulating in the Northeast and the tech news continues to pile up with it, I thought it would be fun to once again pay homage to Dan Shaughnessy, the long-time sports columnist at the Boston Globe, who regularly
We keep hearing that agents are going to be a big deal. Even if that hasn’t happened yet at scale, it's a fair bet that agents are going to become a significant part of every company's enterprise software strategy in the years ahead. The hyperscalers
Tien Tzuo has been around SaaS for much of his professional career, joining Salesforce as employee #11 in 1999, the year the company launched. He later founded Zuora, a SaaS subscription management and billing platform. He understands SaaS as well as anyone, so when he says SaaS companies need to
I was at an event recently where I had an interesting discussion with a college dean about preparing young people for the changing world AI is creating. When I asked about his students' interest in AI, he surprised me with his answer: he said they were more concerned about
ForwardThinking 🤔 The true cost of easy-peasy AI I was at an event recently where I had an interesting discussion with a college dean about preparing young people for the changing world AI is creating. When I asked about his students' interest in AI, he surprised me with his answer:
As we move deeper into the agentic AI era, this should be the moment when companies rethink how work flows through their organizations, not just train agents to replicate existing processes, inefficiencies and all. A new report from Deloitte suggests that isn’t happening. And it’s not just a
The following post is a collaboration with my long-time friend, colleague and writing partner Alex Wilhelm. Subscribe to Alex's newsletter ‘Cautious Optimism‘ here. You'll be glad you did! It's not exactly a secret that SaaS stocks have taken a pounding in recent weeks. Investors
Conventional wisdom suggests that using AI tools makes us more productive. Think about it: you've got this bot that can do stuff for you, whether that's writing code, conducting research or editing this commentary. In theory, that should save time and reduce the administrative busy work
ForwardThinking 🤔 With a little help from my bots Conventional wisdom suggests that using AI tools makes us more productive. Think about it: you've got this bot that can do stuff for you, whether that's writing code, conducting research or editing this commentary. In theory, that should
Cisco was founded 41 years ago as a network equipment company. While it has dipped into a number of other technology areas over the years through an aggressive acquisition strategy, its core networking mission has remained steady — even as networking itself has evolved from TCP/IP to Ethernet to WiFi