Reporters and columnists at Mindstack Review. Each byline on the site resolves to a named member of the desk below; no stories run under "Staff" or "Editorial Board."
Asher Glick covers enterprise software for Mindstack Review, with a focus on how Fortune 500 IT and procurement teams actually buy, deploy, and renew AI tooling. He has been writing about enterprise infrastructure for several years and tracks the contracting layer of the AI market more closely than most.
Giulia Donatello reports on AI startups, venture rounds, and M&A for Mindstack Review. She tracks deal flow across applied-AI and infrastructure companies and breaks news on rounds before they are formally announced.
Esi Boateng covers the productivity-tools beat for Mindstack Review, with a particular interest in how AI features are landing inside Notion, Slack, Linear, and the rest of the modern work stack. She writes a weekly column on what's shipping and what's quietly being walked back.
Markus Voskuhl writes features and longform reporting for Mindstack Review. His work tends to follow a single team, founder, or product over months and explain how a thing actually got built rather than how it was announced.
Anika Patel covers how knowledge workers — engineers, lawyers, analysts, designers — are using (and not using) AI day to day. Her reporting leans on field interviews and survey work rather than vendor briefings.
Aaron Gerstle writes opinion and market analysis for Mindstack Review. He has spent years working in and around the enterprise SaaS industry, and his column focuses on how AI is reshaping the unit economics, org charts, and roadmaps of the productivity-software business.
Charlotte Aboagye runs the interview desk at Mindstack Review, sitting down with founders, operators, and enterprise buyers shaping the AI-at-work category. Her Q&As are lightly edited and unusually direct.