Shipping right before a long weekend isn't inherently reckless. The actual risk is coverage thinning out at exactly the moment a problem is most likely to surface. Here's the real calculus.
Cloud migration timelines miss by roughly double, consistently, across teams that have never underestimated a project before. Here's why the estimate itself is structurally wrong.
Teams lump 'broken' and 'will cost us later' into the same backlog. That's why technical debt never gets prioritized on its own terms. Here's how to actually separate them.
AI has moved from answering questions to executing multi-step tasks. Most teams haven't built the audit trail to match. Here's what to actually log and review.
RFPs are built to compare features and price. They're not built to compare who actually delivers, or what a vendor really costs over five years. Here's the fix.
Most companies make the build-vs-buy call once and never reopen it. Here's a practical framework for recognizing when a decision made years ago no longer fits your current needs.
This architecture decision gets framed as a technical debate. For the founder or executive approving the budget, it's actually a cost and timeline decision. Here's how to think about it.
Not every stack decision affects your business the same way. A practical framework for founders to tell genuine tradeoffs from framework-preference debates that don't matter to the outcome.
