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Metrics that mislead: averages, denominators and vanity numbers
A metric does not have to be wrong to mislead. Most of the figures that produce bad decisions are calculated correctly and read badly ...
Generative AI: What's Coming Next
For years, artificial intelligence was, for most companies, a background promise: something that sorted emails, recommended products ...
Modernize the Core Without Stopping Operations
There is a conversation that recurs in almost every board across the region: the system that runs operations has worked for years, no ...
Conversational AI That Executes, Not Just Answers
For years, enterprise chatbots promised much and delivered little: rigid decision trees that replied "I didn't understand your ...
Change management in automation: why adoption fails without it
An automation that runs correctly and that nobody uses has failed. In Colombia and Mexico this is a more common outcome than a ...
Data Governance: The Foundation AI Needs
In recent months, many boards have discovered the same uncomfortable truth: no matter how sophisticated the AI model an organization ...
Operational Resilience: DR as a Service (DRaaS)
A decade ago, recovering from an IT disaster meant maintaining a second data center full of standby servers, powered on twenty-four ...
Intelligent Process Automation
For years we talked about automation as if it were synonymous with software robots copying data from one screen to another. It works, ...
Software Supply Chain Cybersecurity
When a vulnerability in a logging library almost no one had heard of put half the internet at risk late last year, many executives ...
Lakehouse: Unifying the Data Lake and Warehouse
For a decade, we data teams have lived with an architecture split in two: on one side the data lake, cheap and flexible, where ...
From pilot to production: why automations stall after the demo
The pilot worked, everyone saw it run, and eight months later it is still the only automation in production. This is the most common ...
Observability and AIOps: Operating with Intelligence
At 3 a.m., the on-call engineer's phone buzzes for the tenth time in an hour. Five of those alerts describe the same incident from ...
Platform Engineering: The Next Step for DevOps
I begin this January of 2022 with a conviction I have been developing for months in conversations with technology leaders in Mexico ...
Log4Shell: The Vulnerability That Shook the Software World
On December 9, 2021, a single line of malicious text was enough to take control of servers across the planet. The cause: a flaw in ...
Monitoring and NOC: Availability as an Advantage
It is 3:14 in the morning and a disk fills up on the server that runs your ordering platform. No one on your team is awake, but the ...
Landing zone: what to prepare before moving anything to the cloud
A landing zone is the set of decisions — accounts, identity, network, controls, cost attribution — that get made once, before any ...
Modern Help Desk: The Employee Experience
Every time an employee cannot access their email, loses minutes on a call, or waits hours for someone to "get back" to their request, ...
Automating bank reconciliation: rules, exceptions and the close
Reconciling means pairing what the bank reports against what accounting recorded, and explaining every difference. It automates well ...
Data Mesh and Lakehouse: Decentralized Data
For a decade, the promise was seductive: concentrate all of the organization's data in a single central repository, governed by a ...
Low-Code/No-Code: Democratizing Development
By 2021, business teams no longer wait for IT to solve their problems: they build workflows in spreadsheets, connect applications with ...
Supply Chain Attacks: When Risk Enters Through a Vendor
Imagine your organization did everything right: you patched your servers, trained your team, bought reputable security tools. And yet, ...
Ransomware Recovery: Backups That Actually Work
The email lands on an ordinary Tuesday: encrypted files, a ransom note, and a clock counting down. In that moment, the question that ...
Data quality: why two teams bring different figures to the same meeting
When two teams bring different figures for the same metric, there is almost never a calculation error: there are two definitions ...
Automation security: credentials, permissions and the audit trail
An automation is another user: it signs into systems, reads information and executes operations. The difference is that it does not ...
Ransomware Against Critical Infrastructure: The Lesson of a Halted Pipeline
On May 7, 2021, one of the most significant fuel pipelines in North America shut down its operation. It was not a mechanical failure ...
FinOps: Controlling Your Cloud Spend
Your company moved to the cloud in search of agility and savings, and for a while both showed up. Then the invoice arrived: higher ...
Automation centre of excellence: governing what already works
An automation centre of excellence is the team that decides what gets automated, to what standard it is built, and who answers when ...
MLOps: Industrializing AI
Your data science team built a promising model: it predicted customer churn with notable accuracy in the lab. Six months later, that ...
Hybrid Work: The Tech Behind a Permanent Model
The hybrid model has stopped being a temporary experiment and become the permanent way many organizations across LATAM operate. What ...
Zero Trust: The Perimeter Is Now Identity
I begin 2021 with a conviction I have been repeating for months in every conversation with clients and with my own team: the security ...
2021 IT Trends: The CIO Agenda
The close of 2020 leaves every board with an uncomfortable certainty: technology has stopped being a support function and become the ...
Data governance: who answers for a figure
Data governance is the set of agreements about who defines each data item, who answers for its quality and who may use it. It is not a ...
SOC: 24/7 Watch When Everything Is Distributed
Just a few months ago, most security teams operated within a reasonably clear perimeter: offices, a corporate network, a handful of ...
Attended and unattended automation: which suits which process
Attended automation runs alongside a person, who launches it and decides at the points that require it. Unattended runs on its own, on ...
The Contact Center Goes Digital
A decade ago, serving a customer meant waiting for the phone to ring. Today that same customer messages you on WhatsApp at eleven at ...
Accelerated Cloud Migration: Moving Fast Without Doing It Wrong
The cloud has gone from being a medium-term project to a decision that many organizations in LATAM made in a matter of weeks. The ...
Real-Time Analytics for Faster Decisions
Imagine a promotion sells out its inventory in four hours, but your team only finds out when it reviews the report the following ...
Business Continuity: The Great Lesson
For years, the business continuity plan lived in a folder. It was a document that got approved, filed and rarely put to the test. ...
Automation: Doing More With Less
When the pressure for efficiency mounts, the first question I hear in leadership committees isn't "how do we grow?" but "how do we do ...
The Blurred Perimeter: Cybersecurity in Remote Work
For years, corporate security was imagined as a castle: a sturdy wall, a well-guarded moat, and a single point of entry. As long as ...
When not to automate: the cases where waiting is the right answer
Automating the wrong process does not improve it: it entrenches the error and runs it faster, with fewer people watching. There are at ...
Secure Remote Collaboration
In a matter of weeks, teams across LATAM went from sharing documents in the conference room to editing them simultaneously from ten ...
Operational Continuity When Work Goes Remote
There are moments when the question stops being "should we enable remote work?" and becomes "can we make it work for everyone, ...
Systems integration: when the problem is not automation
Integrating means making two systems exchange data reliably and repeatably. Automating means reducing the human effort of a task. When ...
Data architecture: what suits a mid-sized operation
A data warehouse stores information already structured and modelled to answer known questions. A lake stores data in its original form ...
Hybrid Cloud: Flexibility With Control
For years, the infrastructure conversation was framed as a binary choice: either you kept your systems in your own data center, or you ...
Virtual Desktops (VDI): Work From Anywhere
A few days ago, traveling between our offices in Mexico City and Bogota, I opened my laptop in a waiting area and, within seconds, had ...
2020 IT Trends: The CIO's Agenda
With only a few weeks left to close out the decade, the board of any organization in LATAM faces the same question: which technologies ...
DRP: When Every Minute Counts
It is 3:14 in the morning and the billing system has stopped responding. The clock is ticking, orders are piling up and every minute ...
Managed Services: Refocusing on the Business
Your IT team spends much of its day putting out fires: a server that keeps rebooting, an email that won't go through, a user who lost ...
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