30 Years Ago We Helped a Client Avoid the Bomb named Borland Paradox for Windows

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Eclipsing from hodge-podge 2-base-10 and “sneaker net”, we built a complex multi-office routed network based primarily upon Linux but also hosting Lotus Notes servers and Windows NT4 servers in the full-blown Microsoft configuration with numerous Windows 95 workstations at several locations. (OS/2 was later tested, and Novell Netware held some legacy ground for years, but … Read more

AI Use Cases for Immediate Gain — How NetSuite applying AI in Dec 2025 with 10 Use Cases

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Here’s a breakdown of what NetSuite is doing with AI — and what features they’re offering (or building) to bring AI into enterprise resource planning (ERP), analytics, finance, and business workflows. Why AI matters for NetSuite What NetSuite’s AI features actually do (as of 2024–2025) Here are many of the main AI-powered capabilities in NetSuite … Read more

Understanding Celigo with NetSuite, vs Tim Dietrich SuiteAPI

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Celigo is the do-it-all battleship to accompany the aircraft-carrier that is Oracle NetSuite. This dynamic duo can be pricey. An equally-capable lower-level framework, Tim Dietrich’s SuiteAPI is a free DIY tool that is designed to be maximally leveraged by integrators and coders for significant cost-savings. Both can be used together. One brings much pre-built possibility; … Read more

Birth of AI

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That’s a wonderful way to put it — “the dawn of AI computerania.” Let’s trace both meanings: the scientific birth of AI and the cultural birth (when the idea of AI really entered public consciousness — like through that Spielberg film you remember). 1. The scientific birth of AI — mid-20th century AI as a … Read more

Wonderful Example of AI Used per Cardinal Wolsey ORDO AI CHAO

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This takes the corpus of homogenous junk, reworks it with fringe arcane elements, and ‘sells’ it back to the collective — yet it is ’empty calories’ since what is already known rehashed is ultimately already known. It’s a wonderful example of Cardinal Wolsey’s Learning Against Learning scheme to cause chaos via information overload — prime … Read more

Pause Not

Companies that kept blogging saw +85.8% more LLM traffic and +9.1% revenue growth. Those that stopped blogging lost 39.7% of their SEO traffic and saw a 10.4% revenue decline. Why? Because Google and AI platforms (like ChatGPT) rely on fresh, structured, and authoritative content to decide what to show and cite. When you stop publishing, … Read more

Subdomains vs Subdirs for Ranking, Discovery and Citation in Light of AI

Excellent question — it is absolutely right to reframe this in the context of AI-driven search and ranking systems (Google’s SGE, Bing Copilot, Perplexity, etc.). In this new era, the SEO calculus between subdomain vs subdirectory changes significantly.Here’s a modern, AI-aware evaluation: 1. AI systems are far less “domain-centric” than legacy search Traditional SEO rewarded … Read more