What Korn Ferry’s AI Hiring Push Tells Us About the Real Skills Gap
James Holloway
I’ve been writing code for long enough to notice when the hiring market actually shifts beneath your feet. Right now, that shift has everything to do with AI. Not the…
James Holloway
What IT Service Providers Can Learn From Healthcare’s Revenue Challenges
I’ve spent enough years in software engineering to know that most industries face similar problems, just dressed up in different terminology. When I read about a major healthcare provider reporting…
Why Galactic Empires Keep Us Coming Back to Science Fiction
I’ve spent enough time reading sci-fi novels between debugging sessions to notice something: we’re absolutely obsessed with stories about massive interstellar civilizations. Galactic empires are everywhere in the genre. They…
What DigitalXForce’s Recent Recognition Tells Us About AI Security Today
When a company lands multiple industry recognitions in one go, it usually means they’re doing something right. DigitalXForce recently scored triple recognition—IDC MarketScape leadership status, institutional acknowledgment, and investment backing.…
CDW’s AI Push and Stock Valuation: What the Numbers Actually Tell Us
CDW has been making noise about artificial intelligence initiatives lately, and the market seems to be shrugging. That’s interesting. When a major tech infrastructure company starts talking about AI investment,…
What High School Football Rankings Tell Us About Competition and Data
When I saw the latest MaxPreps rankings showing Carthage holding the top spot in small-town football, my first instinct wasn’t to care about sports. Honestly, I don’t follow high school…
The Hidden Risks of Outsourcing Your IT: What You Need to Know Beyond the Cost Savings
Everyone loves a good cost-saving story. Cut your IT spend by 30%, improve agility, reduce complexity—it sounds almost too good to be true. And you know what? Sometimes it is.…
CCTV Footage and False Accusations: A Cybersecurity Researcher’s Take on Surveillance Evidence
A Target employee accused a woman of theft. Security footage proved her innocent. She’d actually paid for everything. The employee apologized and reportedly lost their job. It’s a story that…
When Retro Hardware Dreams End: What the Atari VCS Closure Tells Us About Modern Nostalgia Products
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about why we get so excited about retro hardware. There’s something almost magical about the idea of owning a piece of computing history, especially…
When You’re Stuck With a Container You Can’t Use: Learning From Resource Constraints
I read something today about a hockey player who’s essentially boxed in—can’t play, can’t be sent down, just stuck. It got me thinking about Docker, and honestly, about how easy…