Work Tech Weekly Newsletter Archive
Work Tech Weekly
A weekly newsletter covering work technology funding, acquisitions, and industry analysis.
Is The Workday Debate Actually About Workday? Not Really.
Four smart analysts looked at Workday and saw four different companies. That's not analysis failure — it's an accurate picture of a market ...
Read IssueThe Market Isn’t Pricing Your Numbers. It’s Pricing Your Narrative.
Wall Street is done grading on a curve. Here's what separates winners from losers in enterprise software — and why messaging matters more ...
Read IssueAI Layoffs, Brain Fry and the SaaSpocalypse Walk Into a Bar
A look at how AI-driven service recovery is reshaping customer expectations, plus funding news and industry notes.
Read IssueDeals in One Week. This Isn't a Growth Story. It's a Fear Story.
Four HR platform acquisitions dropped in the same week as Gusto, TriNet, Remote, and Paylocity all made moves.
Read IssueSaying the Quiet Part Out Loud
Nobody has a real AI strategy. The market is getting repriced. And HR is holding the bag. Notes from the Transform 2026 conference floor.
Read IssueZero To 70%: AI's Got The Easy Part. Now What?
Explore the challenges and risks of AI adoption in the workplace, as organizations face a skills gap and cut costs while navigating new ...
Read IssueYour AI Agent Is A Lawnmower (And That's Not An Insult)
Choosing the right AI tools is like picking the right lawnmower—it's all about matching the tool to the job for maximum efficiency.
Read IssueMost Analyst Relations Programs Are Never Ready to Succeed
Many Work Tech vendors fail in Analyst Relations by engaging prematurely. Learn why readiness and consistent storytelling are key to ...
Read IssueIt’s Different This Time and Other AI Lies
AI is reshaping industries, job markets, and investment strategies. But is it really different this time? Work Tech Weekly challenges the ...
Read IssueAI Existential Crisis? Or Just A Day Ending In The Letter Y?
AI's rapid advancements spark concern and debate among tech leaders and national columnists. A look at the mixed reactions and impact on ...
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