Vibe Coding: Why Organisations Need Software Governance
Vibe coding is defined as “the act or practice of using an artificial intelligence system to generate computer code.” In practice, it means describing…
The Nonprofit Challenge
Where the Money Went: Why Nonprofit Growth Stalls Most nonprofits believe they have a fundraising problem. Donors are changing. The donor base is aging,…
Standards, Not Just Systems
Digital ecosystem standards let the global church protect security and interoperability while giving every field room to build its own tools.
New Brand for Blue Vineyard in 2026
That logo served us for four years, as we grew from a team of four to a team of 23 people, but we've been…
ASI Convention 2026
When Blue Vineyard arrived in Phoenix for ASI Convention 2026, much of our time was expected to be spent in the exhibit hall alongside…
Iterate or Stagnate: Why an Iterative Approach Wins
There's no such thing as done. Here's why an iterative approach beats one-and-done projects for mission-driven organisations.
Hyve South Pacific 2026
What we learned at Hyve South Pacific 2026 in Auckland: Christian entrepreneurs, social capitalism, and why AI should help increase human connection.
How Technology Is Powering Digital Ministry
Brent Hardinge of Adventist Connect on digital ministry: moving 7,000 church websites to Frame, prayer ads that cost $3.50 a lead, and why the…
The Invisible Debt: How AI Budget Cuts Create Technical Debt
Cutting budgets because AI makes work easier creates two hidden costs: technical debt and HR debt. Here’s why now is the time to invest,…
The Future of Adventist Publishing: Journalism, AI, and the Trust Crisis
Jarrod Stackelroth on the future of Adventist publishing: why print still matters, how AI creates a trust crisis, and why one changed life outweighs…
AI for Ministry: Mission, Technology, and the Case for Connection
Is AI good or bad for ministry? It depends on who’s using it. Why AI for ministry only works with the right human in…
Star-Shaped People vs Star-Shaped Teams
Some leaders are capable across every domain, but a business built around one person is fragile. Here’s why the future belongs to star-shaped teams.
