By Alex Silva, VP Sales – Private Equity at Gorilla Logic In Part 1 of this series about AI in Private Equity, I made the case for why operational alpha through AI has become a non-negotiable lever for PE firms facing multiple compression. In Part 2, I mapped the use cases that realistically deliver within […]
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By Drew Naukam, CEO of Gorilla Logic This article first appeared in Forbes Technology Council. “Fifty percent productivity increases!” “Coders are 10 times more productive!” Social media is swamped with content extolling the virtues of AI and its related engineering productivity benefits. Acceleration is the charge of the day—AI will allow engineering teams to ship faster, […]
A closing reflection on the people behind the work — and the lives that shape them. Throughout this month, we shared their words. Now, we want to share their worlds. The women who make up our team are engineers, designers, developers, and managers — but that’s only part of the story. Behind every pull request, […]
Insurance marketplaces fail not from weak demand, but poor platform architecture. Learn the 5 critical mistakes insurers make and how to avoid them.
The Energy and Utilities industry is undergoing an enormous shift in the age of AI and digital transformation. What was once a distinct operating model is rapidly evolving into a complex software engineering challenge, demanding the same advanced cloud, AI, and data architectures, along with the operational rigor that modern engineering organizations use to build […]
If your team is still running traditional QA processes on generative AI models, you’re testing in the dark. Pass/fail assertions, static expected outputs, and simple regression checks were built for deterministic systems — software that, given the same input, always returns the same output. GenAI doesn’t work that way. And that single difference breaks almost […]
AI-Enabled Product Engineering
AI and Patient-Centered Digital Health: Why Delivery Discipline Matters Most
Patient-centered digital health is often framed as a technology problem. Add AI-driven personalization, smarter triage, better engagement tools — and patients will have better experiences. The logic is appealing, but it skips a more fundamental question: can your delivery system actually support the pace of change those experiences require? In most healthcare organizations, the answer […]
Platform Engineering, DevOps & SRE
Platform Engineering, DevOps, and SRE: The Complete Enterprise Guide
Enterprise technology leaders face a mandate that sounds contradictory but is entirely non-negotiable: ship faster while breaking nothing. Development teams are drowning in cognitive load. Operations teams are buried in ticket queues. And reliability too often becomes an afterthought that only surfaces when something has already gone wrong. The market pressure is real. According to […]
McKinsey puts it plainly: “Poor management of tech debt hamstrings companies’ ability to compete.” For enterprise technology leaders, that statement lands differently than it does for a startup. “Legacy” rarely means “obsolete” — it means critical. These systems — mainframes processing millions of daily transactions, monolithic ERPs governing supply chains, decade-old .NET applications — are […]
Whether you are a developer, designer, product manager, or someone else working to create digital products, you might wonder: What separates great products from good ones? Was it their attractive designs, their aesthetic, the methodology or technology used, or just a genius idea put into practice? Although these things might be influential factors within a […]