27+ years of solving enterprise infrastructure problems. 200+ deep technical articles. 280,000+ words (more than 3 PhD dissertations). One of only three people in the world to hold every major EUC vendor community award simultaneously. Written by someone who builds this stuff at Fortune 500 scale, not someone who writes about it from the sidelines.
Financial services, healthcare, and government agencies want AI agents too. Here is how to think about deploying them without your compliance team shutting everything down.
GPU compute, inference pricing, token economics, and the cost reality behind enterprise AI deployments. A practical guide to figuring out when self-hosting makes sense and when APIs are the better call.
Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Windsurf, and more. A practical evaluation framework from someone who actually builds with these tools every day.
AI agents need identities, permissions, and audit trails just like human users. Here is how to think about building a security model that does not leave your enterprise wide open.
Every vendor has an AI agent story. Here is what actually works when you deploy these things in a real enterprise environment with real users and real compliance requirements.
Introducing the Citrix custom Terraform Provider for automating Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops and Citrix DaaS deployments through infrastructure-as-code.
End-user computing, Citrix, Microsoft, VMware, VDI, DaaS, and how humans interact with enterprise technology.
Explore →Where AI capability meets enterprise reality. Governance, deployment, and Fortune 500 strategy.
Explore →Zero trust, identity, FIDO2, AI agent security, and the unified security model.
Explore →Public cloud, hybrid, AI infrastructure, GPU compute, and cloud-native deployment.
Explore →Jason Samuel has spent 27+ years in enterprise technology, taking incredibly complex problems and making them simple. Fortune 500 companies, five continents, and a track record of getting things done. No buzzwords, no vendor spin.
Full bio →27+ years. 200+ articles. 1,000+ reader discussions. Enterprise IT knowledge you can trust. No fluff, no vendor spin. Just what actually works.
