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Technology is evolving faster than most organizations can operationalize it. This blog explores how AI, Intelligent Automation, and Cloud/SaaS can be applied strategically—beyond hype—to solve meaningful business problems and deliver measurable outcomes.
Drawing on more than two decades of enterprise technology experience, I share practical insights on market dynamics, product strategy, AI economics, responsible adoption, and transformation sequencing.
Whether you’re a technology provider refining your positioning or an enterprise leader evaluating your next investment, these perspectives are designed to clarify complexity, challenge assumptions, and help you move from experimentation to sustained competitive advantage.
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Deepfakes Didn’t Break Onboarding. They Broke the Password Reset.
Deepfakes didn’t break onboarding. They broke the password reset. Injection attacks, up 2,665% in 2024 per iProov, now bypass liveness checks entirely, and Gartner expects 30% of enterprises to distrust standalone identity verification by 2026. The real exposure sits in account recovery, not onboarding, where one bypassed check unlocks an entire account.
IDP | RPA
From Document Capture to Embedded Intelligence: How IDP Economics Are Being Redefined
Intelligent document processing promised 70–80% cost reduction and rapid ROI. Instead, integration complexity consumed the savings. RPA’s upstream dependency on data quality forced automation vendors to consolidate and embed IDP as infrastructure rather than sell it standalone. The result: vendor concentration and a shift toward bundled platform economics where IDP budgets are absorbed into larger ERP and automation decisions.
AI Governance & Risk | News | Responsible AI
The Governance Prerequisite Meta’s Philosophy Assumes but Doesn’t Address
AI Governance — ProcessDynamix The Governance Prerequisite Meta’s Philosophy Assumes but Doesn’t Address Mark Zuckerberg’s case for distributing superintelligence to counter power concentration is logically coherent. But it rests on a structural assumption the essay never examines: that the institutional scaffolding to make distributed power self-correcting already exists. It doesn’t. Carl Hillier August 2026 11 […]