Token prices tell only part of the story. Context, architecture and model selection often have a greater impact on the final AI bill, says Saurabh Agrawal, CTO: software engineering at DVT.
Timeline
2026
October
- 13.
September
- 8. Rising cloud costs, limited visibility and growing AI investment are pushing organisations to rethink how they manage cloud spending, says Kevin Naicker, head of cloud at DVT
August
- 27. DVT’s Insights session will explore how token usage influences AI cost, performance and governance as enterprises scale generative AI.
July
- 7. Spec-driven development means making your intent explicit before you start coding, says Ewan Mc Phail, lead AI engineer at DVT.
- 3. Dael Williamson will share research-backed insights into how agentic AI is reshaping company structures, workforce dynamics and the future of business.
June
- 30. Despite continued investment in technology, many organisations still struggle to deliver software at the speed the business expects, says DVT's Archie Marincowitz.
- 4. As AI accelerates software delivery, spec-driven development offers a new methodology and requires new practices for success.
- 2. As organisations deploy AI at scale, DVT says leaders need to confront a critical question: who owns the decisions of the machines?
May
- 20. At the DVT Insights webinar on 28 May, Ewan Mc Phail, principal AI engineer at DVT, will examine how spec‑driven development helps teams retain agency in AI‑assisted delivery.
March
- 18. AI in software engineering delivers value when embedded within clear governance models, validation checkpoints and strong engineering leadership.
February
- 17. Alongside technical training, DVT's graduate development programme places strong emphasis on professional skills and consulting readiness.