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Inflexion recently published an analysis on AI's impact in mid-market software engineering. The data is compelling: 82% of companies using AI in development report productivity gains of 20% or more; some see code migration speeds triple. Mike Arshinskiy notes that "mid-market companies are no longer catching up, they're taking the lead." The article focuses on execution gains: faster coding, accelerated legacy modernization, automated testing. Real benefits. But there's a hig

In more than twenty-five years of post-acquisition integration and technology due diligence, I have learned that the small details often reveal more than the spreadsheets.

Why 88% of AI Pilots Fail, and How to Beat the Odds

One resignation. Twenty years of undocumented knowledge. A system nobody else can run. You don’t need a cyberattack to go down....

Why “AI-washing” is the newest valuation trap The AI gold rush is well underway. So is the noise. Gartner tracked over 1,000 vendors...

Integration failures stem more from human factors than system-related issues. The collision of two engineering teams with different...

Synergy estimates find favor with boards because they present financial benefits such as “£2 million in IT cost savings.” The numbers...

You believed the target environment was secure with firewalls and EDR and MFA in place. Your SOC console displays vulnerabilities and...

The maintenance of legacy code represents both operational difficulties and financial risks. The combination of unsupported frameworks ...

The financial reports contain an undiscovered time bomb of capital expenditures which will blow up your expenses when you gain control...

Private equity firms heavily rely on standardized due‑diligence checklists which include security scans and infrastructure inventories...