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Operations leader reviewing a branching workflow, exception queue, and approval controls across two computer monitors.
August 16, 2026 APIs

A Workflow Is More Than Its Steps

If you spend enough time online, it can sound as though every business has already adopted AI, transformed its operations, and sent an army of agents to work. That is not what I see every […]

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August 9, 2026 APIs

Buying AI Is Not the Same as Adopting It

At Transcendent Software, we routinely hear from companies that know AI will play a role in reaching their business goals. The reasons are all over the place, but the pattern is remarkably consistent. A company […]

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Software team reviews an AI workflow diagram with failure and recovery paths marked on a whiteboard.
August 3, 2026 APIs

Your AI Workflow Needs a Recovery Plan

The happy path makes a good demo. Recovery is what makes a system useful. About six months into my first professional software job, our team had a problem. We were building technology for the ticketing […]

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Laptop showing an AI agent workflow with permissions, approvals, logs, and a checklist for role, tools, boundaries, and owner.
July 26, 2026 APIs

One Powerful Agent Is the Wrong Trust Model

The recent OpenAI and Hugging Face security incident is worth paying attention to, but not because every business should panic about AI. It is worth paying attention to because it shows where this whole AI […]

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A whiteboard workflow map with decision points and review markers above a laptop and sticky notes in a modern workspace.
July 19, 2026 APIs

Make the Next Decision Visible

A lot of AI and automation projects do not stall because the model is weak. They stall because the next decision is hidden. The business has a process. The process has exceptions. The exceptions live […]

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July 12, 2026 APIs

Your AI Strategy Needs a Working Rhythm

A lot of companies are still treating AI like a tool selection problem. Which model should we use?Which chatbot should we try?Which vendor has the best demo?Which feature should we add? Those questions are not […]

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July 6, 2026 .NET

The Work Behind the Show

I missed my normal Sunday writing window this week. That is not a complaint. It is just what happened. We hosted a party on Saturday for the 250th birthday of the United States, and by […]

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AI Should Ask Why More Often
June 21, 2026 APIs

AI Should Ask Why More Often

One of the most useful questions in business technology is also one of the simplest: Why? My son is almost four, so I hear that question a lot right now. No matter what we are […]

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AI Needs an Operating Rhythm
June 14, 2026 APIs

AI Needs an Operating Rhythm

Most conversations about artificial intelligence begin with capability. Can it write content? Can it summarize documents? Can it analyze data? Can it automate a process that currently requires human effort? Those questions are important, but […]

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