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Thinking on technology, product, and leadership

Practical insights on AI integration, product strategy, and technical leadership for founders and growing teams.

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AI & Technology10 min read

AI Integration for Businesses: Where to Start in 2026

Most businesses know they should be using AI. Few know where to start. Here is a practical framework for identifying your highest-value AI opportunities and avoiding the common traps.

Felix Hellstrom
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Product Strategy7 min read

How to Go from Idea to Launched Product in 30 Days

Speed is a competitive advantage. Here is how I help companies go from a product idea to a live, tested MVP in 30 days or less, and why this timeline is not just realistic but optimal.

Felix Hellstrom
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AI & Technology9 min read

AI Search Optimization (AEO): The New SEO

AI search engines like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Claude are changing how people find businesses. If your content is not optimized for AI answers, you are becoming invisible.

Felix Hellstrom
Two professionals discussing strategy at a table
Technical Leadership7 min read

When to Hire a CTO vs Bring in a Fractional One

Both options have their place. Here is a clear framework for deciding which model fits your company's stage, budget, and technical needs.

Felix Hellstrom
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Technical Leadership8 min read

The Real Cost of Technical Debt (and How to Pay It Down)

Technical debt is not just a developer problem. It is a business problem that compounds silently until it blocks your ability to ship. Here is how to quantify it and address it strategically.

Felix Hellstrom
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AI & Technology8 min read

Why Most AI Integrations Fail (and How to Make Yours Work)

80% of AI projects fail to deliver business value. The reason is almost never the technology. It is how the integration is approached. Here are the patterns that separate successes from expensive experiments.

Felix Hellstrom