When it seems every product team on the planet is experimenting with generative AI, technical prowess feels like table stakes. What separates the engineers who merely “get the model to...
Did You Know?Small, cross-functional squads are quietly reshaping consumer-goods giants. Forbes’ May 8, 2025 feature, “How Small Teams Fuel Big Innovation In Consumer Goods,” tracks brands such as Procter &...
Did You Know? A new benchmark called K12Vista recently assessed 40 of the world’s leading multimodal and text-only AI models (GPT-4o, Gemini 2-thinking, Qwen2.5-VL, InternVL 2.5, etc.) using the same...
Last week, we focused on how organizations aim to be agile (deliver the highest business value to end customers as early as possible, with the least amount of cost friction)...
Did you know? Ok, you likely know that a data breach is any incident in which confidential information is accessed or disclosed without authorization, exposing everything from credit card numbers...
Did you know…Effective sprint planning for distributed or hybrid teams hinges on a deceptively simple habit: translate every user-story estimate into a realistic capacity commitment for each individual. Full Scale’s...
The Definition of Ready (DoR) is not an official Scrum artifact or prescribed term in the Scrum Guide. Still, it has become a widely adopted convention in Agile teams to...
Last week we discussed the first part of this series about how Scrum buzzwords can be a real buzzkill. We aimed to clarify roles, ceremonies (events), and backlog basics without...
Did you know...The concept of a “nonce" (short for "number used once") is fundamental to cryptography, blockchain security, and modern authentication systems. As discussed in Dataconomy’s recent article, nonces support...
Did you know…Meta’s AI infra group treats large-language model (LLM) serving like a distributed operating system. In a recent InfoQ talk, Ye (Charlotte) Qi unpacked the four make-or-break challenges that...
Did you know…The U.S. government has tightened export controls, informing Nvidia that its “China-safe” H20 AI accelerator will now require a license, and that licenses will be denied “for the...
Did you know…Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) started in 1991 as a grassroots response to growing email privacy concerns and has since evolved into the gold standard for hybrid public/private key...