Your next customer may never visit your homepage. They may never admire the hero image, read the About page, open six product tabs, or appreciate the tasteful animation somebody spent two weeks discussing in Slack. Instead, they may tell an AI agent, “Find me a Canadian-made option that fits these dimensions, works with the equipment […]
Agentic Commerce: The New Shelf Space Is Inside an AI Agent Read More »
IBM announcements have a habit of arriving wrapped in enough product names, feature codes, technology refreshes, and carefully capitalized nouns to make an ordinary human reach for a decoder ring. This one is worth decoding. The IBM Power S1112 became generally available on July 24, 2026. It is a compact, one-socket Power11 server aimed at
IBM Just Gave the Small AS400 Shop a Power11. Pay Attention. Read More »
I like IBM i. I should probably say that up front, because this is not one of those articles where someone discovers an old system, squints at a green screen for four minutes, and declares that everything needs to be replaced by something “cloud-native” before lunch. I grew up around AS400 systems, RPG, CL, printer
The AS400 Is Not Expensive. Buying It Blindly Is Expensive. Read More »
A lot of businesses are discovering something awkward about AI. It was supposed to save time, and now somehow everyone is spending half the day babysitting it. Someone gives the AI a vague task. The AI makes a plan. Then it revises the plan. Then it asks for context it should have been given in
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