Author · CEO, Pexon Group

Phillip Pham, CEO of Pexon Group

Phillip Pham signs posts on the Pexon engineering blog as CEO of Pexon Group, across all four business areas: Claude in the enterprise, company brain, data foundation and private AI. This page lists every published post under that byline, newest first, with its area, date and measured reading time.

45 published posts

Everything Phillip Pham has published

Newest first. Business areas: Claude and Anthropic, Data foundation, Company brain, Private AI.

  1. Claude and Anthropic · mcp

    Windchill REST API for AI Agents: 4 Places It Breaks

    The Windchill REST API can serve AI agents, but four things break a naive MCP server: one shared account, default config specs, POST reads and mixed write tools.

    11 min read

  2. Data foundation · source systems

    CRM quote questions: read the quote, do not accept it

    CRM quote questions an agent may answer: which quotation is open, its status, the customer. Accepting it, or turning it into an order, stays a click in the CRM.

    5 min read

  3. Data foundation · source systems

    CRM sales questions an agent may ask the pipeline

    CRM sales questions with a documented read: open deals, the owner, the next date. Stage changes, sends and deletes are not questions. They are edits.

    5 min read

  4. Data foundation · source systems

    DATEV API: what an agent may read, and may not post

    The DATEV API splits in two: DATEVconnect on the workstation for account postings, and the cloud gateway for accounting sequences. An agent may read, not post.

    6 min read

  5. Data foundation · source systems

    Utility billing integration: what an agent may read

    Utility billing integration for a Stadtwerk: the agent reads a contract on Schleupen.CS under the caller's login. Market messages stay in the billing system.

    9 min read

  6. Data foundation · source systems

    Energy data management: what an agent may not send

    Energy data management at a Stadtwerk sits in BelVis, Robotron or SOPTIM. An agent may read a schedule status. Sending that schedule stays inside the system.

    8 min read

  7. Data foundation · source systems

    Utility network documentation: GIS, Lovion and SAP PM

    Utility network documentation at a Stadtwerk lives in Smallworld, Lovion and SAP PM. An agent may ask which meters an outage covers. It does not edit the model.

    8 min read

  8. Claude and Anthropic · claude code

    Claude Code audit trail: Claude API audit vs local disk

    Claude Code audit trail: a Claude API audit uses the Compliance API, not the Activity Feed. Transcripts stay six years. Bedrock, ZDR and ~/.claude stay yours.

    9 min read · updated 6 Oct 2026

  9. Company brain · rag

    How to Build a RAG System: The Complete Guide

    RAG system build guide: chunking strategies, embedding models, vector search, retrieval quality, evaluation, and the rollout that survives a security review.

    9 min read

  10. Private AI · inference serving

    llm-d: Distributed Inference on Kubernetes

    llm-d is the Kubernetes-native stack above vLLM: cache-aware routing, optional prefill/decode split, founded by Red Hat, Google, IBM, CoreWeave and NVIDIA.

    5 min read

  11. Claude and Anthropic · eu hosting and gdpr

    Claude GDPR Checklist: 14 Checks Before You Roll Out

    There is no GDPR switch in Claude. Fourteen checks decide whether a rollout is lawful — contract, processor, retention, transfers, records — and who owns each.

    15 min read

  12. Private AI · llm gateway

    LiteLLM Proxy: virtual keys, budgets, EU control

    LiteLLM proxy: Docker first, virtual keys not the master key, budgets per team. Self-hosted for control, not cheaper tokens. Monitor before the first incident.

    9 min read

  13. Claude and Anthropic · claude code

    Claude Code vs GitHub Copilot: cost, tenant, audit

    Claude Code vs GitHub Copilot: Copilot wins central policy, Claude wins per-developer cost. Own tenant vs GitHub's, 10% residency premium, 180-day vs six-year audit.

    21 min read

  14. Claude and Anthropic · claude code

    Claude Code pricing: the 2,500 euro bill explained

    Parallel terminals and night agents, not the licence, drive Claude Code pricing to 2,500 euros a month — about 1.5 senior engineers. How IT leaders budget it.

    7 min read

  15. Claude and Anthropic · claude code

    When Not to Use AI Agents, and What Wins Instead

    When not to use AI agents: four problem shapes where a script, a form or a person wins, and the one question that separates them from the cases agents suit.

    5 min read

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