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Notes on keeping critical software alive: regulation, resilience, maintenance and where AI actually helps.
Choosing the Right Software House in Europe for Your Project
A practical guide to choosing a software house in Europe: what a software house actually does, how custom development engagements work, the criteria that predict a good partnership, the questions to ask, and the…
Enterprise AI in 2027: What the Data Shows, and the Choice European Companies Can No Longer Postpone
Stack Overflow, DORA, Gartner and GitHub published the numbers that will shape enterprise AI in 2027. Read from Europe, they all point to one decision: which model, running where, under whose control. Including an…
What Anthropic’s IPO shows us about the future of software development
Anthropic's IPO prospectus reveals fast-growing revenue, hundreds of billions in obligations and no clear path to profitability. When liquidity dries up, repricing follows. The question every technology leader should ask now: how dependent are…
Prompt Injection: When Your AI Assistant Takes Orders From the Wrong People
Any AI system that reads email, documents or web pages can be given instructions by whoever wrote them. Why prompt injection sits at the top of the OWASP risk list for LLM applications, and…
When Someone Else’s Outage Stops Your Business: Designing Systems That Survive Supplier Failure
Modern systems depend on dozens of external providers, yet most processes are designed as if none of them will ever fail. What actually happens when one does, and how to design a process that…
NIS2 and Your Legacy Systems: Compliance Obligations Your Old Software Was Never Designed For
Belgium is already enforcing, the Netherlands is still catching up. What NIS2 means for systems built long before the directive existed, and why detection, inventory and documentation are the real work.
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