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Why the Way You Power AI and What You Feed It Determine the Outcomes You Get
April 20, 2026
As organizations have begun to adopt AI across search, copilots, assistants and internal tools, expectations have run high. With access to years and shared drives full of documents, files, emails and knowledge repositories, it felt logical to assume that AI would instantly deliver smarter answers and better decisions right away.
Static Pages vs. Content Modules in Progress Sitefinity CMS: Scaling Content with Structure and GenAI
April 14, 2026
As content volume grows, the way it is structured begins to directly affect speed, cost and operational efficiency. This is where content modules move from being a technical option to becoming a strategic advantage.
Your Association Has Answers, So Why Can’t Members Find Them?
April 02, 2026
This is the first blog in a three-part series on how associations can unlock more value from their content, especially from conferences, using agentic RAG technology and by using Progress Agentic RAG, specifically.
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Retiring Mustang & Dolphin and Java Open Sourcing
I can hardly let yesterdays' announcement pass, considering the well orchestrated announcement that the Java platform is accelerating towards the open source model. I am still conflicted as to the tangible benefits of this move, however it is...
ADO.NET vNext August CTP goes live
Microsoft have, in the past few minutes announced their latest drop of the August CTP for ADO.NET vNext. Over the next few days or so, look lots more commentary on this, but for now here's a snap-shot of what you'll...
Intellectual Property Risk and Unwrapping Oracle PL/SQL
Reading this week's eWEEK coverage of the BlackHat conference, one topic Unwrapping Oracle PL/SQL, given by Pete Finnigan stood out for...
Recap: ADO.NET Provider-palooza
This time last week we had just started sinking our teeth into an deep dive discussion on all things ADO.NET vNext. Looking back, I think the meetings were an enormous success - my thanks to everyone at Microsoft, and particularly David Sceppa for organizing this and for his unscheduled trip to the...
ADO.NET vNext Provider-palooza Day 2
I'm writing this from Microsoft's picturesque campus, building 20 to be exact where numerous other meetings are taking place at Microsoft's Adoption Center.
While queueing up yesterday morning at the registration desk I was quickly reminded that the software biz is really very small - I bumped in to...
ADO.NET Provider Writer Sessions, Redmond, WA
I am spending most of this week to attending the ADO.NET Provider Writer Tech Preview at Microsoft's Campus in Redmond, WA. While it looks like I will be dodging the searing heat on the east coast, I nonetheless expect some very lively sessions based on the make up of the attendees that I understand...
Netbeans v Eclipse... The Reg gets it right
"Sun: We're happy with Eclipse, honest..." the headline on The Register's RSS feed caught my attention this morning. While I have never been intimately involved with either the evolutions of Netbeans or Eclipse it has nevertheless been hard to duck...
The Britt, Pablo and Mike Show - Brought to you by Channel 9
This is a great video from Channel 9 in a very informal session with Britt Johnston, Pablo Castro and Mike Pizzo that is definitely worth a look. It looks like it was filmed in Pablo's office in Building 35 in Redmond, WA.
Pablo and Mike do a great job responding to some of the questions and queries...
Recharging the batteries and mid-year perspective
I am back to a sweltering east coast after a trip back to Ireland, where the weather was unusually warm, sunny and generally resplendent full of summer color. The ability to head back to where I grew up seems to allow me to catch my breath, and take stock.
At the mid-way point in the calendar year...
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