Essays and field notes from a team that's been building and running custom software since 1993. What we've learned about requirements, AI, legacy systems, and keeping software alive for years.
Every software firm has an AI story now. The difference is who's checking the AI's work, and whether they know what wrong looks like.
Read the essay →Auditing your data before you buy an AI tool is the easy part. Keeping it clean is the half that decides whether any of it survives the year.
Drew Linn · September 29, 2026 The PulseEmployee spotlight: Scott Stevens has been the developer behind BMWC's TOPS since 2013. What's changed since he started, what hasn't, and the IBM PC that began it all.
Hannah Jordan · September 28, 2026 InnovationPoint a capable model at a messy business and it hands you confident nonsense. Here's the foundation we built first, and the rules it runs on.
Hannah Jordan · September 24, 2026 CommunityHighlights from Gleaners' Huddle Against Hunger at Lucas Oil Stadium, and why we've shown up all three years.
Hannah Jordan · September 18, 2026 InnovationNinety-five percent of enterprise AI pilots don't move profit. The reason shows up months before anyone turns on a model, and it comes down to two steps most companies skip.
Drew Linn · September 17, 2026 Tech TalkQuality of life work is the set of small fixes that take friction out of someone's workday. Here are three recent ones, and why the small stuff is worth doing.
Hannah Jordan · September 8, 2026Good Company for the human side, Field Notes for a look inside the work. Pick one, or get both. No spam, ever.