How to Scope a First Custom Build Without Over-Building
Internal software has no market discipline. Nobody abandons it for a competitor, so nothing stops the scope from growing during specification. The first build s...
Internal software has no market discipline. Nobody abandons it for a competitor, so nothing stops the scope from growing during specification. The first build s...
The largest automation result we have delivered used no AI at all. That is an argument for knowing which problems are shaped like AI problems, and which are sha...
Most organizations cannot prove their automation worked, because nobody wrote down what the before looked like. Twenty minutes of measurement in the week before...
Most automation vendors demo well. The demo tells you almost nothing about what it will be like to own the result in year two. The questions that actually separ...
Spreadsheets are excellent software, and most organizations run on them longer than they should. The failure is quiet: throughput capped by headcount, reconcili...
Software estimation is part research, part judgment, and part politics. AI helps with the research, struggles with the judgment, and has no role in the politics...
On a small dev team, every hour shows up in the schedule. AI saves real time in a narrow set of activities, mostly the unglamorous ones, and wastes time when ap...
Every AI coding tool demos well. The interesting question is which ones survive three months of real work. A useful evaluation looks past the showcase and tests...
Incremental refactoring addresses real constraints that prevent teams from improving their codebase. These five reasons explain why small, continuous improvemen...
For teams building long-lived, custom systems, October CMS offers concrete advantages over WordPress in architecture, ownership, data modeling, and maintainabil...
Albright Labs
Tell us what you are trying to accomplish, what is in the way, and when you need it. We will take it from there.
A senior engineer reads it and replies within one business day.
or call +1 (610) 756-5060We use cookies to improve your experience, understand how the site is used, and measure our advertising. See our Cookie Policy.