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Secure-by-Design Agentic Systems: Practical Patterns by Mark Hewitt
Secure-by-Design Agentic Systems: Practical Patterns by Mark Hewitt

Why agentic AI must be treated as privileged infrastructure, not a productivity feature.

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Mark HewittFebruary 11, 2026
Human-on-the-Loop: How Executives Maintain Control at Scale by Mark Hewitt
Human-on-the-Loop: How Executives Maintain Control at Scale by Mark Hewitt

Why supervised autonomy is the operating model that makes enterprise AI scalable.

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Mark HewittFebruary 10, 2026
Why Your AI Strategy Needs a Governance Spine by Mark Hewitt
Why Your AI Strategy Needs a Governance Spine by Mark Hewitt

AI at scale requires continuous control, not periodic oversight.

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Mark HewittFebruary 9, 2026
The First 90 Days of Agentic AI: A Safe Adoption Path by Mark Hewitt
The First 90 Days of Agentic AI: A Safe Adoption Path by Mark Hewitt

Why early discipline determines whether agentic AI scales into advantage or stalls into risk.

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Mark HewittFebruary 4, 2026
The New Enterprise Workforce: Humans, Agents, Systems by Mark Hewitt
The New Enterprise Workforce: Humans, Agents, Systems by Mark Hewitt

The enterprise workforce is changing. Not gradually, but structurally.

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Mark HewittFebruary 3, 2026
Beyond the Curve: Reassessing the Analytics Maturity Curve for the GenAI Era by Ranjan Bhattacharya
Beyond the Curve: Reassessing the Analytics Maturity Curve for the GenAI Era by Ranjan Bhattacharya

Organizations that combine AI-assisted augmentation with disciplined governance and strong operating models will be best positioned to sustain this evolution with confidence and trust.

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Ranjan BhattacharyaFebruary 2, 2026
Agentic AI vs Automation: The Difference Executives Must Understand by Mark Hewitt
Agentic AI vs Automation: The Difference Executives Must Understand by Mark Hewitt

Why the next leap in enterprise capability requires new controls, not just new tools.

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Mark HewittFebruary 2, 2026
Using Multiple Coding Agents, Part 2: Welcome to Gas Town! by Ed Lyons
Using Multiple Coding Agents, Part 2: Welcome to Gas Town! by Ed Lyons

There are new frameworks for using teams of coding agents with little or no human supervision. Though most are not ready for daily use, the ideas and components within are worth understanding, and should drive organizations to do more using multiple agents with human supervision.

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Ed LyonsJanuary 29, 2026
Using Multiple Coding Agents, Part I: The Human Maestro by Ed Lyons
Using Multiple Coding Agents, Part I: The Human Maestro by Ed Lyons

2025 was the year software developers learned to be a technical team lead supervising one or two coding agents. 2026 is shaping up to be the year that developers employ several coding agents to accomplish tasks simultaneously, and perhaps without supervising them at all. 

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Ed LyonsJanuary 29, 2026
The Executive Case for Human-in-the-Loop Systems by Mark Hewitt
The Executive Case for Human-in-the-Loop Systems by Mark Hewitt

Why accountable oversight is the foundation of enterprise AI at scale.

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Mark HewittJanuary 28, 2026
Why Enterprise AI Must Be Grounded in Engineering Reality by Mark Hewitt
Why Enterprise AI Must Be Grounded in Engineering Reality by Mark Hewitt

How to prevent AI ambition from outrunning operational trust.

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Mark HewittJanuary 27, 2026
From Visibility to Control: How Observability Changes Governance by Mark Hewitt
From Visibility to Control: How Observability Changes Governance by Mark Hewitt

Why modern governance must be continuous, embedded, and measurable.

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Mark HewittJanuary 26, 2026
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