May 12, 2026 Squad Session Invitation Only Physical english
Product-Centric IT 2.0: Blending product and project thinking
Everyone says they’ve gone product-centric. In reality, most organisations live in a hybrid world where projects, products, and platforms overlap. Teams manage releases while still chasing deadlines, and governance still thinks in milestones rather than outcomes. The shift is underway, but the mindset hasn’t caught up.
May 19, 2026 Squad Session Invitation Only Physical english
AI vs AI in Cybersecurity: When defenders and attackers both use AI
The game has changed, clearly. Attackers have AI, defenders have AI, and both sides are learning faster than anyone expected, or maybe the attackers are just a bit faster. What used to take hours now happens in seconds, and detection windows close before alerts even appear. It’s adaptation beyond automation, and no one gets to sit still.
May 22, 2026 Squad Session Invitation Only Physical english
Managing Vendor Lock-In: Balancing dependence, cost, and control in strategic partnerships
Every vendor swears their platform is open, flexible, and built for freedom. Then comes the renewal date. The price goes up, migration looks painful, and “strategic partnership” starts to feel more like dependency. Most organisations don’t get trapped overnight, they walk into it one contract at a time. Broadcom, anyone?
May 26, 2026 Squad Session Invitation Only Virtual english
The Career Path of the Cloud Engineer: From system builder to strategic enabler of digital scale
The cloud engineer’s world keeps expanding. It started with provisioning and automation, but now it touches everything: resilience, security, cost, and even business continuity. What used to be a back-end function has become one of the most visible roles in digital operations. Yet with that visibility comes pressure: constant evolution, constant firefighting, and very little time to step back and ask, “Where is this career actually going?”
June 2, 2026 Squad Session Invitation Only Virtual english
Automation was supposed to make infrastructure predictable. Systems would detect anomalies, resolve issues, and learn from every incident. And for a while, it worked: fewer tickets, faster recovery, better uptime. Until something broke silently, and no one noticed. The system had learned how to fix itself, but not how to explain what it did.
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June 9, 2026 Squad Session Invitation Only Virtual english
From Dashboards to Decisions: Restoring alignment, ownership, and confidence in enterprise reporting
Data availability keeps growing, but decision-making often feels slower. Every function builds its own dashboards, metrics multiply, and reports begin to contradict each other. What was meant to improve transparency now creates confusion. The problem is not access to data but alignment on interpretation.
June 12, 2026 Squad Session Invitation Only Physical english
AI Governance at Scale: Defining boundaries, ownership, and accountability for AI at scale
AI started small: a few pilots, some dashboards, a couple of chatbots. But then it spread, quickly. Now every department wants a model, every vendor adds “AI-powered” to their pitch, and every regulator is asking about risk and transparency. Governance suddenly went from a nice idea to a full-time job.
June 18, 2026 Squad Session Invitation Only Physical english
Building the Event-Driven Enterprise: Managing flow, context, and control in event-driven systems
Becoming event-driven sounds like the logical next step: real-time visibility, faster response, tighter integration. The promise is appealing, no? But turning that vision into reality is another story. Where do you start, with technology, operating model, or mindset?
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