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A neon cyberpunk-inspired illustration showing a software engineer surrounded by glowing AI prompts, coding in a futuristic workspace. Circuitry, floating code snippets, and a stylized UI scaffold the scene, representing AI-assisted development in a high-tech enterprise context.
Vibe coding—using AI to generate software with minimal input—offers speed and flexibility for greenfield enterprise projects but raises legal, architectural, and operational risks in complex or regulated domains. This article explores when to use vibe coding, where it falls short, and how to implement it responsibly to accelerate innovation without exposing your organization to compliance or IP issues.
Brandon Wilburn
Brandon Wilburn
May 19, 2025
Neon-style digital illustration showing a man pointing to a glowing diagram of intellectual property protection in open-source software. Elements include a shield with an open-source keyhole icon, an ‘IP’ label, a padlock, and a document, all connected to a central platform device. The title ‘Protecting Your IP When Using Open-Source’ is displayed above in vibrant cyan and magenta on a dark tech-themed background.
Using open-source libraries can accelerate product delivery—but if left unchecked, they can introduce legal risk and threaten your company’s intellectual property. Learn how to identify and mitigate restrictive licenses, build proper attribution workflows, and integrate tools like Black Duck SCA to stay compliant and protected.
Brandon Wilburn
Brandon Wilburn
May 01, 2025
Illustrated graphic with the title “The Catalyst” and subtitle “Applying Jonah Berger’s Framework to Medium-Sized Enterprises” in bold typography on an orange background. Features a dark blue beaker with bubbles and an upward-pointing arrow, symbolizing transformation and growth.
Jonah Berger’s The Catalyst outlines how to overcome resistance to change by removing barriers instead of pushing harder. This article applies his five-part framework—Reactance, Endowment, Distance, Uncertainty, and Corroborating Evidence—to the unique challenges and leadership contexts of medium-sized enterprises.
Brandon Wilburn
Brandon Wilburn
April 01, 2025
Cyberpunk-style visualization split between left-side disruption and right-side continuity. The left glows with ember orange icons of fire, warnings, and network breakdowns, while the right flows in neon cyan featuring a focused engineer at a laptop and secure shield icons. A central glowing lock-shield symbol connects both sides, representing engineering-led business continuity and operational resilience.
In today’s always-on digital economy, downtime is more than a nuisance—it’s a strategic risk. This article explores how technology organizations can build operational resiliency by designing fault-tolerant systems, auditing their delivery pipelines, and preparing for security threats and disasters. Learn how to create an engineering culture that thrives under pressure and ensures continuity—whether facing a data center outage, regional fire, or zero-day vulnerability. From architectural blueprints to blameless postmortems, this guide provides a systematic approach to business continuity and uptime.
Brandon Wilburn
Brandon Wilburn
March 01, 2025
Leading Through Crisis
When the Russia-Ukraine war began, our carefully crafted continuity plans quickly proved inadequate. What followed was a crash course in adaptive leadership—balancing business delivery, team cohesion, and human support in the face of unpredictable and rapidly unfolding events.
Brandon Wilburn
Brandon Wilburn
February 24, 2025
Digital illustration of Simon Sinek’s Golden Circle framework set against a dark gradient background. Three concentric neon-glow rings are labeled from the center outward as “WHY” (cyan), “HOW” (purple), and “WHAT” (magenta). Above the circles, glowing cyan text reads “LEADER OR LEADING, AND WHY.” The design uses a minimalist, high-contrast aesthetic to emphasize purpose-driven leadership.
In this leadership-focused article, we explore Simon Sinek's foundational idea of 'Start With Why' and how it applies to medium-sized enterprises. We'll break down how identifying your personal and organizational 'Why' transforms influence into impact—and turns managers into leaders.
Brandon Wilburn
Brandon Wilburn
January 01, 2025

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