A price without a scope attached to it isn’t really a quote.

Most migration horror stories trace back to skipped discovery, not bad execution.

They solve different problems, and buying the wrong one first costs more than the software.

Most breaches exploit something basic that was missing, not something exotic.

The gap between the request and the intent is where most projects go sideways.

A desktop layout shrunk down isn’t a mobile design — it’s a compromise.

The useful question isn’t “can AI do this” — it’s “should it, unsupervised.”

Not every old system is a problem. Some are just old.

Launch day is the beginning of a maintenance relationship, not the end of a project.

The projects that go over budget almost always skipped the same early step.