The dominant shape of "AI for business" over the last two years has been the chatbot. Open a panel on the right of every product page; type a question; receive a paragraph. The shape has been imported into every category, by almost every vendor, on the assumption that...
The platform launches with multiple products on it. The number will keep changing. Some products are live, others are in final validation, and there will be more of both. The count is not the point. The bet that built the platform was that the right shape was one...
A new vendor relationship starts on a Tuesday. The procurement lead at the customer asks the chat surface in their existing platform a reasonable question. "What is our company's data retention policy for customer records under our regulated engagements?" The chat...
Security is not a retrofit. It is woven into the fabric. That sentence is the third of three places it appears on the public BWI® site, and we are using its third appearance here because this is where the claim has to be defended in detail. The /security page...
I want to defend a decision we made on day one that has cost us more in build time than almost any other we have made. The decision is that every customer instance of BWI® is its own deployment. Every customer has their own database. Every customer has their own...
A senior person at a mid-market services business spends thirty minutes on a Tuesday afternoon trying to figure out why the company's contact information for one of its larger clients is different in three systems. The CRM says the office is at 1411 South Wabash. The...