Samuel Collins
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March 9, 2026
The software decision you make today will either accelerate your business for years or saddle you with technical debt that eats engineering time well into the next decade. I’ve watched companies burn through millions building internally what they could’ve bought for a fraction of the cost—and I’ve seen others get locked into vendor contracts that […]
Samuel Collins
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March 9, 2026
Most cloud migration projects fail not because of technology, but because teams underestimate the complexity of moving business-critical data while keeping operations running. I’ve watched companies spend months planning, execute flawlessly for three weeks, and then crater on migration day because they never accounted for the 15-minute window where a legacy payroll system decided to […]
Samuel Collins
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March 8, 2026
The way software gets built today would be unrecognizable to developers from twenty years ago. We no longer ship code in year-long cycles. We no longer throw finished software over a wall to operations teams who then struggle to keep it running. We no longer treat deployment as a terrifying event that happens at 2 […]
Samuel Collins
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March 8, 2026
The conversation around enterprise automation has shifted over the past three years. What started as a pitch for robotic process automation has become something more complex—and more powerful. Hyperautomation represents this shift: not just doing the same work faster, but rethinking how enterprises combine technologies to automate processes that previously needed human judgment. The companies […]
Samuel Collins
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March 7, 2026
I’ve been explaining quantum computing to non-physicists for over a decade, and here’s what I’ve learned: the moment you start throwing around terms like “superposition” and “entanglement” without context, you lose most people. But quantum computing doesn’t actually require a physics degree to understand—it requires the right analogies and a willingness to accept that some […]
Samuel Collins
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March 6, 2026
Large language models are changing how businesses work with information, automate processes, and serve customers. Some analysts call this the biggest shift in enterprise computing since cloud infrastructure arrived. Whether that’s hyperbole or not, LLMs are worth understanding—they can give companies a real edge, or leave them scrambling to catch up. This guide gives you […]
Samuel Collins
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March 5, 2026
The distinction isn’t just technical — it’s philosophical. Traditional software tells a computer exactly what to do, step by step, like following a recipe. Machine learning, by contrast, shows a computer thousands of examples and lets it figure out the recipe itself. That difference affects everything: how you build software, what problems you can solve, […]
Samuel Collins
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March 5, 2026
Most people get VC wrong. They imagine steady returns — invest in ten startups, three fail, four break even, three return 2x, and you profit. That model works for private equity or hedge funds. Venture capital doesn’t work that way. Instead, returns follow the power law: a handful of investments generate returns that dwarf everything […]
Samuel Collins
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March 3, 2026
The startup world throws around “product-market fit” like it means something fuzzy and inspirational. It doesn’t. Product-market fit is the moment when your product stops being a hard sell and starts selling itself—when customers come to you, renew automatically, and tell their friends without being asked. The problem is that most founders claim to have […]
Samuel Collins
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March 2, 2026
The cloud computing market will surpass $600 billion in 2025, and every major tech company is fighting for dominance. The problem: picking the single winner among AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, and dozens of niche players is essentially gambling dressed up as analysis. You do not need to guess which company wins to profit from […]
