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Is SaaS dead? Not quite. But something has genuinely changed. Vibe coding has made it cheaper and faster to build software than to buy it — and some SaaS subscriptions are already starting to look like an unnecessary cost. But the decline narrative misses something important. The hard part of SaaS was never the features. It was everything wrapped around them: security, compliance, uptime and accountability. Vibe coding hasn't changed any of that. This article sets out what organisations should actually do about it — and why the smartest move isn't replacing everything, but knowing which tools are safe to build, which aren't, and what needs to be in place to make ownership work long term.

Someone in your team has probably already built something with AI. It works. That's exactly why it's worth a closer look. Most SMEs don't have a development team or a CTO — but that hasn't stopped people from building. This article sets out a practical five-step framework for understanding what's already been built, where the risk sits, and when to bring in external expertise to close the gaps.

Senior leaders from law, finance, retail and professional services tell us, in their own words, what AI is really doing inside their organisations, and what it takes to do it well.

Sending your data to a third-party AI provider means the risk of accepting decisions you haven't made. Sovereign AI is about taking those decisions back.

Building on a third-party AI model isn't a platform decision, it's a commitment that most organisations won't realise that until they need to move.

Vibe coding doesn't replace technical roles.Vibe coding doesn't replace technical roles. It changes what they're for. This article argues the real challenge is accountability: who governs systems that weren't written by a human, and whether most organisations have ever resourced that capability at all.