SumatoSoft

Discovery catches the bugs code can't fix 🐛

The most expensive bugs hide in the requirements, written before anyone opens an editor. 🧭

Skip discovery, and a team will build exactly what was asked, then learn months later that it wasn't what the business needed. Fixing that misunderstanding after launch costs far more than catching it in a week of good questions up front. ✅

A proper discovery phase looks slow. You map the workflow and talk to the people who'll use the software every day, surfacing the edge cases nobody mentioned along the way. That week of questions is the cheapest insurance a software budget can buy.

Where have you seen a project build the wrong thing perfectly?

AI is becoming infrastructure 🛣️

Bridgewater estimates that Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, and Microsoft will invest about $650 billion 💰 in AI infrastructure in 2026, up from $410 billion in 2025. That scale matters for software companies. AI is no longer only a feature layer. It is tied to compute supply, serving cost, deployment choices, and product economics. ⚙️ Teams building AI products need to think about architecture with more discipline now. The product, the delivery model, and the infrastructure budget are starting to move together. 📈