Compliance & Security
Securing AI-augmented development: the control that holds is imposed, not supervised
Having one AI review another does not secure an agentic chain. The real safeguard: controls the system imposes, not one more AI.
Blog
Application project management, information systems modernisation, and artificial intelligence in software development.
Compliance & Security
Reviewing AI-generated code: reading what the machine wrote
AI-generated code compiles and looks right. Where its flaws hide, how to run a focused review and make it verifiable without slowing the…
Compliance & Security
Securing a business application built with AI: the risk has moved from the network to the code
When your teams code with AI, the risk leaves the network for the code, dependencies and build. How to govern it without slowing production.
Development & Business Applications
Application Maintenance: Corrective, Adaptive, Perfective, Preventive
Corrective, adaptive, perfective, preventive: the four types of application maintenance, what each one covers and how to weigh them in a…
AI & Innovation
Your AI prototype works. Keeping it running in production is another craft.
An AI prototype holds up in a demo but stalls in production. The limits of AI-augmented development, and the engineering layer that…
Compliance & Security
Ad blockers: circumventing the user is the wrong answer
Nearly a third of internet users block tracking. Rather than working around them, measure differently: server-side, consent-based,…
AI & Innovation
Claude Code 4.7 in the business application lifecycle
Agentic AI and the lifecycle of a business application: which SDLC stages benefit from automation, which demand irreplaceable human…
AI & Innovation
Claude Code routines: what changes for a CIO
When AI leaves the developer's terminal to become an autonomous infrastructure resource, four governance questions await the CIO.
AI & Innovation
The advisor pattern: delegation through Claude Code
The Claude Code advisor tool is not a feature. It is a delegation pattern that questions the architecture of your business applications.