Reflections, experiences and lessons learned working with technology teams
We’ve been hearing about the EU AI Act for years as something that would “eventually arrive”. Well, it’s here: August 2, 2026 was marked from the start as the day of full application of the …
For years we have been migrating our tools and our data to the cloud. In the early days the question was raised of whether moving to the cloud was the right path for every company, but over time it established itself as …
Does your AI adoption strategy consist of giving out Copilot, Cursor, or Claude licenses and letting them figure out how to use them?
Over the past year, I’ve found this to be a widespread strategy in software …
Two years ago, when this website was created, WordPress was practically the default option for creating landing pages and blogs. Being a visual tool (WYSIWYG - What You See Is What You Get) with a large community, it has …
AI code assistants have recently spread due to the power they offer to speed up software development. However, learning to use them is not as simple as writing a simple prompt. The learning curve to fully take advantage …
Last year, I enrolled in a coaching course. I decided to do this after realizing that my work as a Fractional CTO involved a lot of mentoring, helping engineers transform into managers and CTOs, and helping teams improve …
It will soon be 4 years since the world changed and remote working became more popular. Initially adopted as a way of limiting social contact, it was a very effective instrument. We distanced ourselves socially but at …
In a world where agility has become the norm for managing software projects, wondering if Waterfall and traditional project management is an option seems unimaginable, however the other day talking to a manager, he asked …
Occasionally I work with clients who have a major problem in delivering on time and to the agreed quality. When I start to investigate the causes I find that when I talk to the product team they say the problem is that …