Budget season is here, and technology leaders are mapping 2026 priorities—scoping AI pilots, planning cloud migrations, and preparing proposals for board review. Yet across organizations, the first hurdle isn’t the technology itself but the numbers, with too many promising projects mis-scoped and cut before they ever get off the ground.
At this month’s Nashville Technology Council (NTC) Innovation Summit, we met Santiago Campoverde, a graduate student at Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU). What stood out wasn’t just his enthusiasm for the event, but his story—a student bridging software development and business, eager to learn, connect, and contribute to Nashville’s growing tech community.
At Rōnin, clients ask these common AI questions weekly, so we pulled together the nine most asked ones. Whether launching your first proof of concept or refining your AI-enabled workflow, this guide answers some of the most pressing questions.
In a laid-back but insight-packed conversation, Julie Simpson, Marketing Manager at Rōnin Consulting, sat down with founding owner Ryan Kettrey to talk shop. They covered everything from dot-com-era nostalgia to modern Artificial Intelligence (AI) integration challenges.
We specialize in helping clients with large, complex codebases, but one of our biggest challenges is efficiently onboarding these clients. However, since we started using Claude Code, we have been able to streamline and optimize our processes.
To stay visible today, SaaS companies must rethink their role as essential players in the AI value chain. In this final installment, we explore strategic approaches SaaS companies can follow to thrive in an AI-agent future.
Participating in hackathons isn’t just about beating the competition—it’s a growth opportunity for individuals and teams.
How do businesses keep up with emerging trends and technologies, particularly AI advancements? To help me answer this question, I sat down with Enterprise Architect and co-founder of Rōnin Consulting, Ryan Kettrey.
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