Paul Bryant is a Principal Multicloud Architect at Dell Technologies, sharing expert insights on hybrid cloud, HCI, and enterprise IT transformation.
176 articles from this blog
A decision framework for IT teams to identify enterprise RAG use cases that survive production, focusing on governed, narrow applications over broad chatbots.
Learn how to register newer VMware Kubernetes Service (VKS) releases in vCenter, including downloading package.yaml and activating versions on Supervisors.
The EU AI Act's August 2026 deadline shifts focus to engineering evidence for CIOs, requiring robust AI governance and documentation.
A guide for CEOs and CIOs on why AI ROI stalls and how to turn pilots into operating results through governed investment portfolios.
Overview of VMware Cloud Foundation 9.x Fleet Management, covering scope, control plane, version differences, and operational impact for administrators.
Explores network fabric choices for enterprise AI, comparing Ethernet, RoCE, and InfiniBand, with guidance on when each is appropriate.
A tutorial on building a vendor-neutral evaluation harness for AI agents, covering outcome, trajectory, and control checks before production deployment.
Analysis of Azure Local 2607 architecture, upgrade advisory, known issues, and production readiness considerations.
Guide to resetting the admin@local password on the VMware Cloud Foundation 9 Installer when SSH access is available.
Analysis of Azure Local's dependencies on Azure connectivity, including Arc Resource Bridge, updates, and recovery boundaries.
Guide on VMware to Azure Local migration, focusing on post-replication failure modes like OS blue-screens, lost network identity, and app failures.
An architectural analysis of the enterprise AI market, mapping how major tech companies compete for control points across workflows, models, infrastructure, and silicon.
A practical runbook for detecting and managing unauthorized AI agents, copilots, and automated workflows in enterprise environments.
Analysis of the enterprise AI ecosystem as a food chain, examining which vendors control key layers and capture value.
Explores the emergent failure mode where multiple autonomous AI agents compete for shared resources, causing system-wide issues.
Compares NVIDIA NIM, Triton, and vLLM for enterprise inference, focusing on operational tradeoffs beyond benchmark metrics.
This article covers incident response, circuit breakers, and recovery patterns for rolling back AI agents in production.
Nutanix Enterprise AI provides a governed control layer for private AI, addressing model access, agents, tokens, and hybrid placement.
Explains why recovery plans fail during platform transformations and how to protect mixed versions, hypervisors, and migrations.
A decision framework for choosing between deterministic workflows, single agents, and multi-agent systems in enterprise AI architecture.
