When Customer Service Grows a Brain and a Badge

by Gavin Smith | Sep 17, 2026 | AI Solutions, Technology News

I once spent twenty minutes waiting for a human to confirm that my flight was still delayed, while a cheerful robot insisted my bag was handled in a way no one could explain. It felt like asking a vending machine to fix a leak: technically present, spiritually...

The Day Your Codebase Finally Changed Its Own Bed Sheets

by Gavin Smith | Sep 16, 2026 | AI Solutions, Technology News

If enterprise software had a group chat, the most dreaded message would be: ‘this change needs to happen everywhere.’ It sounds simple. A dependency needs a bump. An API shifts shape. A security hole yawns open like a forgotten basement door. But...

Coding Agents Need Context, Not Just Caffeine

by Gavin Smith | Sep 15, 2026 | AI Solutions, Technology News

Coding agents have turned software delivery into a blink: a prompt vanishes into the IDE and, like a digital magician, a merge request appears five minutes later. That magic can be intoxicating, until the rabbit hops out holding a broken build, an unlinked issue, and...

Accountancy Newsletter – Where Does Your Data Go? AI Security Edition

by Marcie Terman | Sep 14, 2026 | AI Solutions, Blog, Newsletter

Volume 1 Edition 6 | by DATAFORT Founder Marcie D. Terman | 14 September 2026 A few years ago I was hiring scaffolding for some work being done on my home. Everything was arranged until the salesman said, perfectly casually: “Just put your credit card details into an...

Episode 40: Supercharge Your Sales with AI Lead Scoring

by Jaybert Tan | Sep 14, 2026 | AI Solutions, Blog

Hello and welcome back to the blog! I’m so glad you’re here. Today, we’re diving into one of the most critical functions for any business looking to grow: supercharging your sales team. We’re going to talk about how to use AI for intelligent lead scoring and...

Taming the Code Gremlin

by Gavin Smith | Sep 14, 2026 | AI Solutions, Technology News

AI coding agents can be gloriously useful little code gremlins: they will explore your repository, suggest fixes, run tests, and occasionally redecorate the attic. The secret is not to ask them for more code, but to teach them manners. A good workflow gets better...