by site-publisher | Sep 5, 2026 | Automation
An alert reported that two mail authentication records had stopped resolving. Both were correct, and had been throughout. What the alert had no way to say was that the machine asking had lost its network at the moment it asked. The lookup command exits with one code,...
by site-publisher | Sep 2, 2026 | Automation
Collection closed at wave 4 with 1,408 qualifying postings against a target of 1,200. The one-shot 2 September run recomputed the figures from the stored corpus without touching a job board. The headline is 35.7 percent of open director-level and above B2B technology...
by site-publisher | Aug 31, 2026 | Automation
The weekly AI skills study has produced a figure since early August. What it could not do was tell anyone how it was getting on. Its only outbound channel was an alarm that fired when something went wrong, and that channel had been broken since the day it was written,...
by site-publisher | Aug 8, 2026 | Automation
It is easy to find a number for how much employers want AI skills, and hard to find one that survives being asked how it was produced. Search job adverts for the word AI and a very large share of senior commercial roles appear to want it. That figure is close to...
by site-publisher | Aug 4, 2026 | Automation
The monitoring that watches the Authgnosis automations was running, and it was reporting healthy, and it was still missing something. It watched whether the scheduled jobs had run. The email the website sends when someone fills in the contact form is not a scheduled...
by site-publisher | Jul 19, 2026 | Automation
A weekly report had been flagging the homepage as failing a core speed metric for months. Measuring it properly showed the page was fine – the alarm was. The weekly site-health report graded the homepage as failing Google’s Largest Contentful Paint standard,...
