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Enterprise IT has become fragmented due to acquisitions, shadow IT, and disconnected SaaS tools. AI won't fix this mess. It'll just make it faster. Real progress starts with visibility and governance.

AI speeds up individual tasks, but faster output doesn't mean value. Learn how to redesign your system to overcome organisational bottlenecks.

The conversation around AI in software engineering has centred on one thing: productivity. How much faster can developers ship? How many hours can teams save? Those questions matter. But they miss something equally important.

Establishing what people really need – and will pay for – is essential in product development. But it's often something teams can lose sight of. The challenge isn't having ideas or even shipping them quickly, it's keeping sight of those needs. The good news? There's a well-established approach that helps individuals and teams explore, evaluate and communicate to create effective products.

As someone who designs work management solutions using monday.com, I spend a lot of time exploring requirements with stakeholders and users. What I've found is that effective solutions need to address both business objectives and user needs. But how do we set about doing that?

Vibe coding speeds up delivery, but is it hurting junior developers? Find out how junior developers need to evolve and what companies can do to support them.