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Guy Currier

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Guy Currier

Chief Analyst, Visible Impact & Research Director, Ecosystems, Channels, & Marketplaces at The Futurum Group. Guy is responsible for positioning, go-to-market, and sales guidance across technologies and markets. He has decades of field experience describing technologies, their business and community value, and how they are evaluated and acquired. Guy’s specialty areas include AI, DevOps/cloud-native, enterprise applications, application integration, Big Data, governance-risk-compliance, containerization, virtualization, HPC, CPUs-GPUs-xPUs, and systems lifecycle management. Guy started his technology career as a research director for technology media company Ziff Davis, with stints at PC Magazine, eWeek, and CIO Insight. Prior to joining Visible Impact, he worked at Dell, including postings in marketing, product, and technical marketing groups for a wide range of products, including engineered systems, cloud infrastructure, enterprise software, and mission-critical cloud services. He lives and works in Austin, TX. Guy started his technology career as a research director for technology media company Ziff Davis, with stints at PC Magazine, eWeek, and CIO Insight. Prior to joining Visible Impact, he worked at Dell, including postings in marketing, product, and technical marketing groups for a wide range of products, including engineered systems, cloud infrastructure, enterprise software, and mission-critical cloud services. He lives and works in Austin, TX.

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Adoption and Fragmentation of AI in CI/CD—and Operational Readiness

In today’s enterprise software delivery environment, AI has moved from a distant possibility to an active area of experimentation across the CI/CD pipeline. The conversation around AI in software delivery often runs ahead of the underlying reality, and most organizations are still working through what it takes to operationalize AI inside delivery architectures that were […]

Jul 28, 2026 · 3 min

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The AI Productivity Paradox: How Developer Throughput Can Stall

Software engineering leaders have invested heavily in generative AI coding assistants for over two years—and for good reason. For many teams, the productivity gains appear significant. I hear the same story in conversations with leadership at dozens of enterprises: thanks to AI, developers complete tasks faster, write more code, and spend less time on boilerplate […]

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Mainframe Code Modernization Patterns

In today’s enterprise digital landscape, mainframe modernization is no longer a back-office technical exercise. It has become a strategic initiative tied directly to innovation velocity, operational resilience, regulatory compliance and long-term competitiveness. Organizations are not abandoning the mainframe, but they are rethinking how code, architecture and platforms evolve to meet modern business demands. Techstrong polled […]

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Enabling the Next Infrastructure Paradigm: Automation, Infrastructure as Code, and Cloud Migrations

In a modern enterprise digital landscape, organizations are increasingly migrating between cloud platforms not merely for technical benefits but to support strategic business imperatives ranging from cost savings to market expansion. This shift represents a fundamental rethinking of how modern enterprises approach their technology infrastructure. Techstrong Research polled our community of infrastructure and systems management […]

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AI, the New Hero of Software Development … or Anti-Hero?

Artificial intelligence (AI) can be a hero or an anti-hero in software development, depending on your implementation approach. According to the 2024 DORA Accelerate State of DevOps Report, AI adoption shows promise with 75% of respondents reporting positive productivity gains, but also reveals unexpected challenges, including a 7.2% reduction in software delivery stability. The key […]

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APM Alone Is Not Enough: Enter Internet Performance Monitoring

Key Takeaways: Application performance monitoring (APM) was built for a world that no longer exists—where applications ran in controlled environments. Cloud, APIs and the Internet are the substrate of digital experiences today, making Internet Performance Monitoring (IPM) an attractive approach to achieving the true visibility required to ensure reliability, resilience and user satisfaction. APM Was […]

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