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That instinct is correct more often than most business owners realize. @asiemer and Justin Foster walk through why, live, September 17 at 12PM CT. Register Now ➡️ us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi… #Marketing #Tools #SaaS #B2B #CustomSoftware
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Adding more marketing software was supposed to close this gap. Andrew Siemer and Justin Foster explain why it only grew wider, live on September 17 @ 12:00pm CT! Register Here ➡️ us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi… #Marketing #SaaS #CustomSoftware
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Join @asiemer and Justin Foster live September 17 at 12PM CDT for a direct look at why your SaaS marketing tools are going obsolete and what small business owners do next. Register Now: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi… #SaaS #MarketingStrategy #B2B #Inventive
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The biggest risk in technology isn't always broken software. It's the process everyone assumes is "good enough." Complacency creates technical debt long before code does. A perspective from our CEO, Andy Siemer, featured in @ForbesTechCncl. forbes.com/councils/forbeste… #AI #Tech
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Most AI failures aren't failures of the model. They're failures of deployment. June 18 • 12 PM CT We'll be sharing the AI anti-patterns we've seen after 24 months in production. us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi… #webinar #engineering #AI #network
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In the 1990s, the industry was certain mainframe developers were obsolete. Today, 70% of global business transactions still run on mainframes. The average COBOL programmer is 60 years old. Salaries: $121K–$150K. The "dead" skill became irreplaceable.
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Water cooling shows where this leads. Standard knowledge in the '80s. Obsolete by 2010. Now Goldman Sachs projects liquid-cooled AI servers will go from 15% of deployments in 2024 to 76% by 2026. The engineers who understand it? Suddenly very hard to find.
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The companies that navigate this best won't be the ones adopting AI fastest. They'll be the ones building AI fluency and systems depth simultaneously — instead of trading one for the other. Full piece on what good engineering leadership does about it: open.substack.com/pub/asieme…
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We are going live TODAY with a conversation we have been building toward all month. Andy and Eric have been testing AI agent systems against real product specs, comparing notes on what works and what breaks - REGISTER BELOW! linkedin.com/events/whataiis…
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There’s a gap between companies using AI—and actually understanding it. Where does it help? Where does it break? Who owns it? Register for our Live this Thurs, April 16 • 11am CT linkedin.com/events/74476591… #AI #EngineeringLeadership #Discussion #Webinar
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We put together a session on what AI is actually doing, and not doing, for companies like yours. It is about 40 minutes... Check out "When Is It Time for a Major System Implementation — and When Is It Not?" below! youtu.be/x4UDgYmaVew?si=wc1K… via @YouTube
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AI coding tools boost output 🚀 But they amplify your codebase. Clean systems get faster. Messy ones get messier ⚠️ “The Brownfield Problem” explains why. open.substack.com/pub/asieme… #AI #EngineeringLeadership #TechnicalDebt
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At Inventive, we see it all the time: scaling tech isn’t a tooling problem ⚙️ it’s an enforcement problem 📏 Our CEO Andrew Siemer was featured in @ForbesCouncils: “When compliance, security and cost controls are enforced through code, complexity becomes manageable.”
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