For more than twenty-five years, I have watched technology cycles oscillate between the "magic" phase and the "utility" phase. From my early days at Nokia during the first mobile explosion to leading …
The Enshittification of Everything: How Product Leaders Can Resist the Rot Economy
The tech industry's obsession with "velocity" has hit a wall, and it’s not the one we expected. While we’ve been busy debating whether AI agents will replace our developers or merely augment them, a …
Frictionless Velocity: Why Removing Developer Friction Beats Hype-driven AI for Faster Software
AI-generated code is seductive: instant outputs, flashy demos, breathless headlines. Yet if your teams are still wrestling with flaky builds, slow tests, unclear ownership and clumsy tooling, those AI …
Beyond the Chatbox: How Product Leaders Should Treat Claude Code’s Building Blocks as Product Primitives
Claude Code isn’t just another interface to AI. It exposes composable primitives — slash commands, agents, skills, plugins and hooks — that let product teams stitch intelligence into real workflows. …
The Silicon Workforce: Why 2026 is the Year of Agentic Orchestration, Not Just AI Chat
For decades, we have been conditioned to see software as a set of tools that wait for us. We click a button, the computer responds. We type a prompt, the LLM hallucinates a poem. But a fundamental …
The Acceleration Trap: Why Constant Change Can Silence Real Progress
Change is a strategic weapon — until you use it like a machine gun. The recent piece When Change Outruns Us by Mike Fisher nails an uncomfortable truth many leaders avoid: organisations can die from …
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