Prosaic Times
James KaplanThinking, not thought leadership, about enterprise technology. Prosaic Times explores the wonder and frustration of enterprise tech through the lens of history, economics, political science, psychology, epistemology and sardonic humor.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 53 | Subscribers | Read | prosaictimes.substack.com |
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History of technology and technology of history
People sometimes ask how a former history major wound up spending decades inside large enterprise technology organizations. Sometimes I answer with a joke, saying that big history firms weren’t hiring in the early 1990s.
Is Mythos the Sputnik moment for AI in enterprise technology?
On October 4, 1957 the Soviet Union launched Sputnik 1, the first man-made object to achieve Earth orbit. In the Right Stuff [1], Tom Wolfe described the shock and dislocation felt by American elites. They had built the arsenal of democracy...
Building the control point for agentic platforms
There is a dialectic between the use case and the platform in enterprise technology, especially in the wake of innovation. Client-server, e-commerce, mobile, cloud? Business users demanded use cases that they believed would increase revenue...
The largest deployment of capital in history: building data centers in a factory
I used to tell clients that what went in the data center mattered a lot more than the facility itself. Yes, a data center program represented a big capital request, but if you depreciated the shell over 25 years and the mechanical and elect...
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