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For years, we’ve tried to fix collaboration with more tools. More tickets. More dashboards. More integrations. And yet, the same questions keep coming back: Who owns this? Why was this decision made? What does this change actually impact? After years of working with complex identity, security and enterprise environments, I’ve come to a simple conclusion: collaboration doesn’t fail because teams don’t talk enough, it fails because they don’t share the same context. That’s why

Innovation and security are often presented as opposites. As if organizations have to choose between moving fast or staying safe. I see this tension almost every day. Organizations want to use AI to move faster, unlock data, and automate decisions. At the same time, they ask us, as an identity and security company: “Can we do this safely?” My honest answer is simple: yes, but only if you design for it. At Triple ID, we don’t see innovation and security as trade-offs. We see t

Triple Id in partnership with Team NL Think of a top baseball team: not always the biggest name in the league, but built on discipline, trust, and a shared playbook that wins European and even world titles. Every player knows their role, every training is intentional, and every small adjustment can change the whole game. Triple works in the same way. We may not be a household name, but our impact is international, with a team that plays at championship level for our customer

The documents outline DevRev’s vision for a new era of computing: the rise of the conversational computer , a system that moves beyond apps, screens, and static workflows toward a computer that can reason, remember, collaborate, and act  like a digital teammate. Below is a concise, enterprise-grade summary. 1. From tools to collaborators: the computer becomes a peer The modern computer is no longer limited to executing commands. With long-term memory and reasoning models, it