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If a company sells tools that promise faster engineering teams, they need to prove it internally too.

But someone who knows how to use AI well might.

Livestream from New Systems (Toronto) — Pi is the extensible coding agent behind OpenClaw. Featuring a talk from Daniel Griesser on his journey with Pi, a live AMA with Pi creator Mario Zechner and Armin Ronacher, plus a Pi extensions tour with Ben Vinegar. March 14, 12pm–4pm EST.

Our Field CTO, Jeff Hunter, demonstrates how to integrate Microsoft Entra into NinjaOne using SAML, which forces NinjaOne accounts to use Microsoft Entra as the authentication source for login. Next week in part 2, we'll discuss configuring SCIM, which allows you to use Entra to create and manage both technician and end user accounts in NinjaOne. Chapters.

AI agents used to comment on issues and pull requests, now they’re pushing code to repositories.

Even when you stop writing code every day, the way engineers think about systems, feedback, and problems stays with you.

Nexthink Flow combines AI-powered data with a real-time, low code orchestration engine to continuously optimize complex workflows, monitor progress, handle exceptions, and ensure that all tasks are completed as intended. Repurpose hours spent on recurring issues to optimize resources, save costs, and improve IT and employee productivity.

Training is at the heart of every LLM model, but it’s still an application running on an infrastructure, which means it can fail. Our GPU test helps you test your training GPUs so you don’t lose that valuable work. TRANSCRIPT: One of the things we built recently was the GPU Gremlin. So if you are training a bunch of models and you're doing a bunch of GPU testing. You know, we want to give you the tools to be able to go test that, to understand how training the model could fail.

Work is broken. Agentic AI fixes problems automatically so work keeps moving. That’s the idea behind Zero Ticket IT.

Alert fatigue remains one of the most underestimated problems in IT operations. Srinivasa Raghavan, director of product management, explains how event correlation addresses it. Event correlation is the process of grouping related alerts from across your infrastructure into a single, contextual incident to reduce the volume of noise during an outage or service degradation. In this short clip, Srinivasa walks through what how the feature functions and why high-volume alert environments make this kind of signal-to-noise reduction operationally significant.