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Atlassian has bolstered the reach of its AI toolset with the acquisition of AI-powered data cataloging tool Secoda. Phil Wainewright takes a look at how this could democratize access to enterprise data for business analysis. bit.ly/4iDeC5f
December 5, 2025 at 5:37 PM
Atlassian has bolstered the reach of its AI toolset with the acquisition of AI-powered data cataloging tool Secoda. Phil Wainewright takes a look at how this could democratize access to enterprise data for business analysis. bit.ly/4iDeC5f
Ian Thomas was in Miami last month to witness OutSystems set out its agentic AI reinvention at its annual event. As a 20-year-old in a market being reshaped by AI-native entrants and shifting expectations, it's been facing the risk of being overshadowed if it can't renew its appeal: bit.ly/49SmPjR
December 4, 2025 at 4:11 PM
Ian Thomas was in Miami last month to witness OutSystems set out its agentic AI reinvention at its annual event. As a 20-year-old in a market being reshaped by AI-native entrants and shifting expectations, it's been facing the risk of being overshadowed if it can't renew its appeal: bit.ly/49SmPjR
You wouldn't send your kid to the store without insisting on some dos and don'ts. In an age where Agentic AI could disrupt the financial services payments sector, Stuart Lauchlan shares why Visa views agents positively but advises setting ground rules: bit.ly/4iD7WEb
December 4, 2025 at 4:09 PM
You wouldn't send your kid to the store without insisting on some dos and don'ts. In an age where Agentic AI could disrupt the financial services payments sector, Stuart Lauchlan shares why Visa views agents positively but advises setting ground rules: bit.ly/4iD7WEb
Designing infrastructure for the agentic enterprise - as Agentic AI re-shapes how systems are designed, Paul Constantinides of Salesforce argues that the real shift isn’t in the tools, but in the architecture beneath them: bit.ly/4pHNLr4
December 4, 2025 at 2:40 PM
Designing infrastructure for the agentic enterprise - as Agentic AI re-shapes how systems are designed, Paul Constantinides of Salesforce argues that the real shift isn’t in the tools, but in the architecture beneath them: bit.ly/4pHNLr4
What does the future of Industrial Operations in an AI age look like? @brianssommer.bsky.social was at the IFS Unleashed show in NYC to see robots, AI tools and a glimpse of what could be commonplace in just a few years' time for customers and prospects: bit.ly/44OeaLL
December 4, 2025 at 2:39 PM
What does the future of Industrial Operations in an AI age look like? @brianssommer.bsky.social was at the IFS Unleashed show in NYC to see robots, AI tools and a glimpse of what could be commonplace in just a few years' time for customers and prospects: bit.ly/44OeaLL
"Some are beginning to question whether sustainability is still relevant."
IFS's Chief Sustainability Officer Sophie Graham on why sustainability isn't going away, and thanks to advances in AI and automation, it's never been easier to turn sustainability data into meaningful action: bit.ly/48rT32V
IFS's Chief Sustainability Officer Sophie Graham on why sustainability isn't going away, and thanks to advances in AI and automation, it's never been easier to turn sustainability data into meaningful action: bit.ly/48rT32V
December 3, 2025 at 6:05 PM
"Some are beginning to question whether sustainability is still relevant."
IFS's Chief Sustainability Officer Sophie Graham on why sustainability isn't going away, and thanks to advances in AI and automation, it's never been easier to turn sustainability data into meaningful action: bit.ly/48rT32V
IFS's Chief Sustainability Officer Sophie Graham on why sustainability isn't going away, and thanks to advances in AI and automation, it's never been easier to turn sustainability data into meaningful action: bit.ly/48rT32V
A global survey has found that the leading cause for pause in adopting modern AI tools is "privacy and security concerns". @zoho.com’s Raju Vegesna takes us through the survey highlights and explains why this is a pleasant surprise: bit.ly/4iwakws
December 3, 2025 at 5:49 PM
A global survey has found that the leading cause for pause in adopting modern AI tools is "privacy and security concerns". @zoho.com’s Raju Vegesna takes us through the survey highlights and explains why this is a pleasant surprise: bit.ly/4iwakws
As Pure Storage shares its strong Q3 results - adoption of its Enterprise Data Cloud platform tripled, its hyperscale business exceeded annual forecasts and a 16% revenue growth has beaten expectations - Derek du Preez analyzes the latest numbers for us: bit.ly/48jlTE4
December 3, 2025 at 5:48 PM
As Pure Storage shares its strong Q3 results - adoption of its Enterprise Data Cloud platform tripled, its hyperscale business exceeded annual forecasts and a 16% revenue growth has beaten expectations - Derek du Preez analyzes the latest numbers for us: bit.ly/48jlTE4
How adults look at safety in the online and mobile worlds may be very different to young people's conception of it. @thechrismiddleton.bsky.social looks at the challenges of creating an online safety regime that is primarily focused on children: bit.ly/4pLA9LB
December 3, 2025 at 5:47 PM
How adults look at safety in the online and mobile worlds may be very different to young people's conception of it. @thechrismiddleton.bsky.social looks at the challenges of creating an online safety regime that is primarily focused on children: bit.ly/4pLA9LB
A Global Consumer Holiday Shipping Survey by Blue Yonder revealed that AI-powered logistics can deliver affordable, efficient and reliable shipping. Its Vice President for Global Industry Strategy, Ann Marie Jonkman, explains how: bit.ly/4iBco6z
December 2, 2025 at 2:31 PM
A Global Consumer Holiday Shipping Survey by Blue Yonder revealed that AI-powered logistics can deliver affordable, efficient and reliable shipping. Its Vice President for Global Industry Strategy, Ann Marie Jonkman, explains how: bit.ly/4iBco6z
Two sessions at IFS AI Industrial X Unleashed examined how AI is moving beyond software into physical systems. But - as @alyx.diginomica.com explains - AI's physical era is arriving faster than the systems to support it: bit.ly/4pKy6r7
December 2, 2025 at 1:16 PM
Two sessions at IFS AI Industrial X Unleashed examined how AI is moving beyond software into physical systems. But - as @alyx.diginomica.com explains - AI's physical era is arriving faster than the systems to support it: bit.ly/4pKy6r7
AI might not be coming to wipe out Halfords jobs as we know them today, but there’s a lot of potential for the UK retailer to exploit the technology. Stuart Lauchlan on the planned three-stage transformation roadmap laid out to get it to its omni-channel destination: bit.ly/48b1roI
December 2, 2025 at 1:15 PM
AI might not be coming to wipe out Halfords jobs as we know them today, but there’s a lot of potential for the UK retailer to exploit the technology. Stuart Lauchlan on the planned three-stage transformation roadmap laid out to get it to its omni-channel destination: bit.ly/48b1roI
A recent policy conference sought to bring us up to date on online safety legislation and regulation. But it's left @thechrismiddleton.bsky.social thinking that the legislation is a kite dancing in a hurricane. Here's why: bit.ly/48K1jg0
December 1, 2025 at 4:59 PM
A recent policy conference sought to bring us up to date on online safety legislation and regulation. But it's left @thechrismiddleton.bsky.social thinking that the legislation is a kite dancing in a hurricane. Here's why: bit.ly/48K1jg0
AI-generated job loss, Cyber Week spending, the AI skills gap, CXOs split on economic optimism but pressing on with AI - all these and more in your hits and misses this week from @jon.diginomica.com As always, your whiffs: bit.ly/3MhbNux
December 1, 2025 at 4:58 PM
AI-generated job loss, Cyber Week spending, the AI skills gap, CXOs split on economic optimism but pressing on with AI - all these and more in your hits and misses this week from @jon.diginomica.com As always, your whiffs: bit.ly/3MhbNux
In the run up to this week's UKISUG Connect 2025, @jon.diginomica.com caught up with its Chair Conor Riordan to hash out AI, data governance, and the SAP migration business case - and find out which hot topics he's talking about this year: bit.ly/4p56L2V
December 1, 2025 at 3:08 PM
In the run up to this week's UKISUG Connect 2025, @jon.diginomica.com caught up with its Chair Conor Riordan to hash out AI, data governance, and the SAP migration business case - and find out which hot topics he's talking about this year: bit.ly/4p56L2V
As Cyber Monday gets underway, how did shoppers on both sides of the Pond spend their money over the Holiday weekend? Stuart Lauchlan takes a look at the Cyber Week story so far: bit.ly/4rvXdzE
December 1, 2025 at 3:07 PM
As Cyber Monday gets underway, how did shoppers on both sides of the Pond spend their money over the Holiday weekend? Stuart Lauchlan takes a look at the Cyber Week story so far: bit.ly/4rvXdzE
While the website is still the front door of a business, it’s taking people longer to get there. @bmzinck.bsky.social takes a look at how Webflow's new AI-powered App Gen tool could re-shape your marketing stack: bit.ly/48JjJxt
December 1, 2025 at 3:06 PM
While the website is still the front door of a business, it’s taking people longer to get there. @bmzinck.bsky.social takes a look at how Webflow's new AI-powered App Gen tool could re-shape your marketing stack: bit.ly/48JjJxt
Dynatrace's State of Observability report has found universal AI adoption but persistent trust gaps. 66% of AI-powered decisions still require human verification – but cost control, not capability concerns, is driving that caution @alyx.diginomica.com on why that distinction matters. bit.ly/3Xm0gg2
November 27, 2025 at 3:59 PM
Dynatrace's State of Observability report has found universal AI adoption but persistent trust gaps. 66% of AI-powered decisions still require human verification – but cost control, not capability concerns, is driving that caution @alyx.diginomica.com on why that distinction matters. bit.ly/3Xm0gg2
At the Business Disability Forum’s annual conference last week, a panel of experts shared insights on what tech companies can do to comply with the European Accessibility Act - an act that Cath Everett points out, is proving far from easy to work with: bit.ly/4peH7J5
November 27, 2025 at 3:47 PM
At the Business Disability Forum’s annual conference last week, a panel of experts shared insights on what tech companies can do to comply with the European Accessibility Act - an act that Cath Everett points out, is proving far from easy to work with: bit.ly/4peH7J5
OpenAI's AI money pit would seem to be much deeper than we thought. Here's @thechrismiddleton.bsky.social opinion on why this matters: bit.ly/4rDEGS6
November 27, 2025 at 1:21 PM
OpenAI's AI money pit would seem to be much deeper than we thought. Here's @thechrismiddleton.bsky.social opinion on why this matters: bit.ly/4rDEGS6
Dutch banking giant ABN AMRO is slashing its workforce and AI is getting a chunk of the blame. But the tech has more positive stories to tell around it, argues senior management. Get Stuart Lauchlan's take as he unpacks the bank's AI thinking: bit.ly/4oj4IqI
November 27, 2025 at 1:20 PM
Dutch banking giant ABN AMRO is slashing its workforce and AI is getting a chunk of the blame. But the tech has more positive stories to tell around it, argues senior management. Get Stuart Lauchlan's take as he unpacks the bank's AI thinking: bit.ly/4oj4IqI
The Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association is using AI agent coding platform Zencoder to turn 40-plus years of legacy technology into a long-term business advantage. @marksamuels.bsky.social has the story: bit.ly/3XkrC6e
November 26, 2025 at 4:31 PM
The Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association is using AI agent coding platform Zencoder to turn 40-plus years of legacy technology into a long-term business advantage. @marksamuels.bsky.social has the story: bit.ly/3XkrC6e
Enterprise AI usually automates predictable tasks. But Wrike is tackling the messy middle: using AI to connect your ideas to plans and then to action. Does this smarter approach offer a more meaningful role for human work ? @iansthomas.bsky.social talked to its CPO. bit.ly/3LZSvK9
November 26, 2025 at 3:28 PM
Enterprise AI usually automates predictable tasks. But Wrike is tackling the messy middle: using AI to connect your ideas to plans and then to action. Does this smarter approach offer a more meaningful role for human work ? @iansthomas.bsky.social talked to its CPO. bit.ly/3LZSvK9
As Veeva and Salesforce go their separate ways, Veeva says it expects to hang on to 14 of the largest 20 bio-pharma companies, with Salesforce picking up the remaining six. But there’s a lot to play for, as Stuart Lauchlan explains: bit.ly/3XkbXUj
November 26, 2025 at 2:44 PM
As Veeva and Salesforce go their separate ways, Veeva says it expects to hang on to 14 of the largest 20 bio-pharma companies, with Salesforce picking up the remaining six. But there’s a lot to play for, as Stuart Lauchlan explains: bit.ly/3XkbXUj
If you were to build an enterprise AI system at scale, would it look like Workday? Yes, says CEO Carl Eschenbach. Here's why - from Stuart Lauchlan: bit.ly/48GWhQv
November 26, 2025 at 2:43 PM
If you were to build an enterprise AI system at scale, would it look like Workday? Yes, says CEO Carl Eschenbach. Here's why - from Stuart Lauchlan: bit.ly/48GWhQv